The phrase "agreement into a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process of transforming or converting something into an agreement, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to turn this discussion into a formal agreement."
Alternatives: "convert this into an agreement" or "transform this into an agreement."
But interpreting the agreement into a concrete set of rules is proving an immensely complicated task.
Such an action would "transform" the agreement into a pure sole-executive agreement, making it potentially more susceptible to legal challenge.
Barnier warned, however, that it would be difficult to translate the provisional agreement into a final deal given the fierce opposition in some quarters.
Parties to a smart contract translate the terms of their agreement into a series of if-then rules built into computer code, rather than committing the terms to paper as in a traditional contract.
"How we transform the agreement into a legally binding document which will be endorsed by a resolution of the United Nations Security Council — that is the area where we need to do a lot of work," he said.
Ms. Murray is chairwoman of the Budget Committee and would have primary responsibility for turning any broad agreement into a detailed plan for tax and spending policy over the next decade.
But successive prime ministers denied their existence, turning the agreements into a symbol for many Japanese of how insider-driven Liberal Democratic governments had turned their country into a stunted democracy run without full consent by the public.
But successive prime ministers denied their existence, turning the agreements into a symbol for many Japanese of how Liberal Democratic governments had turned their country into a stunted democracy run without full consent by the public.
But those involved do feel the country is tantalisingly close to an historic first stage converting a series of bilateral ceasefire agreements into a national one involving 16 armed groups.
It took the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations along with China, Japan and South Korea — the so-called Asean Plus Three — a decade to turn the Chiang Mai initiative's web of bilateral currency swap agreements into a single, uniform facility.
Nevertheless, the Chiang Mai Agreement has fueled discussion about deeper cooperation in the future, such as transforming the bilateral swap agreements into a true multilateral institution and creating a unified Asian currency.
