Sentence examples for agreement into practice from inspiring English sources

In Security Council speeches last week, and in a statement of purpose that followed the meetings, African leaders coupled their calls for United Nations peacekeepers with new pledges to put their Lusaka agreement into practice.

(5) In order to put these agreements into practice, the South and North will hold a dialogue between government authorities at an early date.

Hopes for the Kazakhstan summit were boosted when the French president, François Hollande, spoke with Putin earlier this month, and called for an end to European sanctions against Russia and renewed discussions over east Ukraine, in an attempt to put last September's Minsk peace agreements into practice.

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The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) will be given the job not only of making sure the agreement will be put into practice but also of helping to implement it.

Mr. Casiple said that even if the peace agreement was successfully put into practice, security would continue to be challenged by the thousands of unregistered weapons that were acquired in decades of insurgency in the region.

Before any of these agreements could be put into practice, renewed fighting broke out in Manchuria.

However, this would best be achieved through dialogue and engagement". The report complains that there has been no "comparable initiative" to encourage Israel "to put into practice agreements it has signed up to or to end clearly identified practices which are causing poverty and suffering in Gaza".

This study found that policy intent is not automatically translated into practice: international agreements are interpreted and reinterpreted along the policy pathway to on-ground management and, consequently, the aspirations of these agreements can be frustrated and their effectiveness diluted.

But that agreement in principle has been hard to put into practice.