Sentence examples for agreement flawed from inspiring English sources

— expressed a cautious optimism that the agreement, flawed as it may be, might at least reassure Greeks that the country would not go bankrupt in coming days and leave the euro.

The agreement was flawed from the outset, argued Owen Barder, vice-president and Europe director of the Centre for Global Development.

However, an arbitration tribunal has now awarded the Massachusetts-based company £49.98m in damages after it found that the processes by which the now-defunct UK Border Agency reached the decision to scrap the agreement were flawed.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said the agreement was flawed.

Previous agreements were flawed.

This is not so much because the United States has refused to support the Kyoto agreement as because that agreement is deeply flawed in any case but this is beside the point.

Choosing not to sign off on the terribly flawed agreement at Camp David, Mr. Arafat showed an act of statesmanship.

Syriza spooked European leaders with its calls for tearing up Greece's loan deal and shifted the debate with its position that the loan agreement was fatally flawed, a point Mr. Samaras and Mr. Venizelos have both conceded.

"I continue to believe that this agreement is legally flawed both in terms of substance and the way it was adopted," said Johanna L.A. Boogerd-Quaak, a Liberal Democrat from the Netherlands who has led the campaign against handing over passenger data to the United States.

Having recognized that the old agreement was fatally flawed — it had no provisions for unitary foreign or tax policies, or for a national defense — the delegates set about creating a four-and-a-half-thousand-word lattice of compromises and counterbalances that has, with the notable exception of the years 1861 through 1865, cemented the union of the United States.

"Unfortunately, the proposed agreement is fundamentally flawed in each of these vital areas.