Sentence examples for agreement always from inspiring English sources

Labour should do it immediately if it wins: any attempt at cross-party agreement always sinks into the Westminster sewerage.

"An agreement always seemed highly doubtful when Iran had said it would not freeze output, having just come out of sanctions and Saudi Arabia said it wouldn't if Iran didn't.

As with any kind of agreement, always get it in writing!

A custody agreement always includes who has the kids when on every holiday.

From day one the agreement always appeared to me like the well-practiced parental threat of Christmas stockings full of coal if certain behaviors by their children did not change or specific objectives or grades were not achieved.

Bartering as a trend comes and goes over the years -- but any exchange agreement invariably always comes back to that basic understanding of value -- the mental figure, in cash, for which each party will either buy or sell.

"The agreements always make people nervous, but nothing was done with them," Mr. Bailey said.

There have been 10 years of talks and comprehensive agreements always followed by betrayals, rows, conflict and more talks.

Such agreements always prohibit a company from engaging in criminal conduct during its term, so Bristol-Myers faced the prospect of a renewed prosecution.

"Reaching an agreement was always going to be difficult.

He said that the agreement was always seen as open to revision.