Sentence examples for agreement locked from inspiring English sources

With the Paris Agreement locked in, climate policy will be focused on three kinds of work.

The state has not guaranteed any more money beyond the year whereas the Closing the Gap agreement locks in four years' worth of funding.

The current collective bargaining agreement locks players into a scaled salary structure for the first four years of their professional careers.

There could even be a new interim agreement, locking in some gains, such as conversion of the Arak reactor to a design producing less plutonium, in exchange for further minor sanctions relief.

But there's a silver lining, he adds: The agreement locks in "a cumulative 4% increase in [discretionary] spending over 2 years.

Regional Forest Agreements have locked in substandard protection for threatened forest wildlife like owls, numbats and potoroos.

The Debt on our Doorstep pressure group said that many entering "pay lending" or short-term loan agreements become locked into debt because of the rate of interest incurred.

Historically, these financial agreements were locked up for four years or less.

Since Social Security surpluses form the bulk of the surplus for the next few years, an agreement to "lock" them in is an agreement to be prudent.The same cannot be said for Mr Clinton's plans for Medicare, the public health programme for the elderly.

Signing the participation agreement would lock the regions into the Heineken Cup and Pro12.

Musk said that they were reluctant to file suit, but that the move is the last one available to them after trying to pursue other options, including complying with launch tests ordered by the Air Force before it entered into a sole-source procurement agreement that locks out private companies, which was entered into without justification, according to Musk.