Sentence examples for agreement largely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore has been tepid in backing the agreement, largely because organized labor, which backs him, opposes it.

But that can only happen if a form of words can be found to make such an agreement largely meaningless.

Even though the 1967 agreement largely demilitarised the peninsula, it is now shorthand for close military co-operation between Egypt and Israel.

Mr. Gore has been tepid in his support so far for the agreement, largely because organized labor, which backs him, opposes it.

There is a strong argument to say that the bipartisan Arena agreement largely marks the end of the repeal and reversal phase.

The agreement largely preserves the Senate's language, telling the Federal Reserve to limit the fees that banks collect from merchants when customers swipe debit cards.

The agreements largely apply to reporters; most editors are considered management, and are not covered, said Bob Townsend, local representative for the Newspaper Guild, Communications Workers of America.

A1 Senate Passes Trade Bill The Senate passed legislation that would give President Bush power to reach trade agreements largely immune to Congressional tinkering.

Murray E. Fulton, an agricultural economist at the University of Saskatchewan, said that Canpotex's contract agreements largely determined what the world paid for potash.

Total, Chevron, Royal Dutch Shell and Dow Chemical have all been reportedly involved in Iraqi oil agreements, largely in preparation for when the country's oil industry is liberalized.

Following these changes, local marketing agreements largely fell out of favor for radio, as it was now possible for broadcasters to simply buy another station outright rather than lease it – consequentially triggering a wave of mass consolidation in the radio industry.