Sentence examples for agreement dictated from inspiring English sources

Beyond those conditions of partial agreement, dictated by our interests and purposes, any traits of the explicans come under the head of "don't-cares" … Under this head we are free to allow the explicans all manner of novel connotations never associated with the explicandum.

Part of the agreement dictated that the organization "go dark", with no activities or recruiting, for a period of two years.

The agreement dictates that neither side discuss the sum involved, and the penalty for a breach is a $1m fine.

Commonly referred to as The Outer Space Treaty, the agreement dictates that each nation be responsible for all and any of the space activities originating from their nation — whether they're conducted by citizens, companies or the government itself.

(Concession agreements dictate everything from toll increases to the amount of time dead animals can remain on the road before being cleared).

there is no accepted principle by which to determine what one party owes another … In some contexts, we may adopt for pure procedure account and let market or contractual agreements dictate the answer … in other contexts … we may think of reciprocity as imperfect procedural justice, where there is a (to be determined) independent criterion of what one party owes the other.

The need for an agreement is dictated by the expiration at the end of this year of the United Nations mandate under which American troops operate in Iraq, and the planned shift from United Nations authorization to an arrangement between Iraq and the United States.

In an interview with The Huffington Post, Abramson clarified that there was no strict agreement that dictated policy for The Times when it came to withholding information.

In reality: It's true that Bush negotiated the Status of Forces Agreement that dictated the timetable for troop withdrawals and that any modification would have had to come from the Iraqi government.

The companies that lose out may well be lower-cost producers, since such agreements are dictated more by politics than by economics.

The Concorde Agreement, which dictates the terms by which the teams compete in the Formula One world championship, requires teams to design their own cars.