Sentence examples for agreement badly from inspiring English sources

"Castro did not want a bilateral agreement badly enough to give up his role as the savior of Angola and Ethiopia and, eventually, South Africa," said Julia E. Sweig, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations whose book, "Inside the Cuban Revolution: Fidel Castro and the Urban Underground," will be out next week.

(Just ask Sallie Mae, a UBS client whose buyout agreement ended badly).

Opponents in Iran of the nuclear agreement fared badly in elections on 26 February for both parliament and the Assembly of Experts, the clerical body that selects the supreme leader.

Should the truce agreement backfire badly it would have profound implications not only for Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood but for Israel: any alternative Egyptian government would likely be hostile to the deal.

But negotiations between SL Green and Mr. Penson, which are shrouded in confidentiality agreements, went badly.

Verbal agreements work badly in today's Russia.

Candidate conservation agreements are badly needed but they need to be initiated early on and not be a last-minute response to a possible listing.

"Jeremiah Wright has managed to do the impossible this political season," the Web site RealClearPolitics observed, "unite pundits from the left and the right in agreement about how badly he's hurting Barack Obama's quest for the White House".

But it was quickly squelched by an angry Congress, which wrote a stipulation in its March budget agreement to deny the badly needed change.

As for Greece, there are few signs that the two sides are getting any closer to an agreement which would release badly needed bailout funds to the country, which also faces a number of imminent payments, not least to the International Monetary Fund which has ruled out any postponement of what is due.

Both sides fared badly, and an agreement was reached whereby Owain withdrew to Rhuddlan and the River Clwyd and rendered homage.