Sentence examples for agreement jumped from inspiring English sources

As Mr Obama has confirmed, however, that does not mean the US could not return to considering unilateral military strikes if the agreement jumped the rails.

The agreement jump-started United's efforts to seek its own deal, and fed predictions that other airlines might combine.

Besides, imports from China, a country with which we do not have a trade agreement, has jumped from 1.5 to 17.7% in 16 years.

Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, added: "After years of tireless dedication and work toward an international climate deal, the Paris agreement has finally jumped off the page and into reality.

The validity of A123's claims rely on the fact that it says the employees named in its suit were in violation of their employment agreements in jumping ship, however.

For the world has not been saved yet, though you might think so from the way the politicians and officials who negotiated the Paris Agreement on climate change jumped for joy and clapped each other on the back after the deal was done in the Le Bourget conference centre on 12 December.

If the company lays anyone off after the one-year agreement, pay automatically jumps back to its previous level.In a society known for competitive individualism, pay cuts and furloughs are calling forth a spirit of collectivism.

This would have focused on the unspoken agreement not to jump ahead when you have an evening home alone; the dilemma of whether to admit it if you do; yada-yada-yada.

There is little agreement about why premiums have jumped.

Qualcomm, which announced a Chinese agreement to develop a mobile phone network, jumped $7, to $90.

After the agreement was signed, Serbia's stock market jumped and several large companies strengthened their investments in the country.