Sentence examples for agreement has started from inspiring English sources

Last week's agreement has started a process that will enable them to do so.

"TPP is absolutely not a foregone conclusion," Brown said, adding that his fight against the agreement has "started already".

By the mid-1920s, the number of executive agreements had started to outpace the number of treaties, a trend vastly accelerated by World War II; between 1953 and 1972, more than three-quarters of significant military commitments abroad were conducted via executive agreement rather than by treaty.

But it's no accident that no new stadium project has started since this agreement has taken place in 2006".

The prime minister said Australia's efforts to strike the trade agreement with China had started 10 years ago.

However, with the outlook for the global economy deteriorating by the day, the ink was barely dry on the budget agreement before pressure had started to build on the government to take further action.

"Carla almost fell out of her chair". Having fast track authority makes big, controversial deals much more feasible: With it, President Bill Clinton was able to finish the North American Free Trade Agreement that Bush had started.

The government must stand by the original deadline of March 31 for the automakers to have sewn up such agreements and to have started to carry them out.

Details of the final agreement between the House and Senate have started to leak out, including a bigger tax break for wealthy Americans, but senators are careful to say nothing is final until it's written down.

Smith & Wesson, which recently agreed to restrictions on the way it makes and distributes handguns, has come under such fierce financial pressure from other firearms manufacturers and dealers opposed to the agreement that state officials have started antitrust investigations of the industry.

Even before the agreement, many banks in Switzerland had started to turn away American clients, fearing at least additional administrative burdens from the United States authorities.