Sentence examples for agreement just from inspiring English sources

Moscow opposed the agreement, just as it has opposed any initiative to orient Ukraine westward.

Owen Coyle has left Wigan "by mutual agreement" just six months after he was appointed.

In truth, I may be over-stating that agreement just a tad.

They accepted the terms of the agreement just before their trial on charges of assault and battery.

The parties have set November 12th as the deadline for an agreement—just in time for the SPD's congress, which has to endorse the grand coalition.

Argentina has been negotiating a $2.8 billion stand-by with it for many weeks; the government's claim of agreement just before the elections was, well, premature.

In the 1990s Bill Clinton signed the North American Free-Trade Agreement just as the Uruguay round of trade liberalisation was completed.

The parties have set November 12th as an unofficial deadline for an agreement—just in time for the SPD's congress, which must endorse the grand coalition.

Nearly three months later, Republicans held fast to their demands, finally reaching an agreement just under the Treasury Department's deadline for avoiding a credit crisis.

Then they visited separate lawyers, both of whom insisted that they draw up an ironclad business-dissolution agreement, just in case.

The Democrats balked, saying they did not want to be rushed into an agreement just to meet an "artificial deadline" before they could hold budget hearings next week.