Sentence examples for agreement loose from inspiring English sources

Giles Fraser makes one small but significant error in his piece on the Sykes-Picot agreement (Loose canon, 8 April).

If a Miliband administration got into trouble, any SNP "agreement", however loose, could risk blame coming their way.

It could be a loose agreement to pursue the proposed deal in the weeks ahead.

Affiliation is a rather loose agreement to share resources like computer software but not clinical services.

The two were moving in loose agreement, often with a groove that was only implied; they clicked quietly and intuitively.

In 1891 a loose agreement provided for mutual consultation in crisis; in 1894 this was broadened into a military alliance by whose terms each partner promised to aid the other in case of attack by Germany or Germany's allies.

Two background singers moved in loose agreement while tossing calebasses — basket-shaped gourds ringed with shells that clicked against them — and other members of her retinue came onstage to dance.

Mr. Holbrooke's deal, which is more a loose agreement than a coherent plan, would have the Serbs cease all military and police operations in Kosovo and send home all the Serbian forces that have moved into the province over the past seven months.

However, England confirmed there is no formal arrangement for Flintoff to bowl at England's batsmen and, at this stage, there is just a loose agreement for him to lend his ear to the players and offer any advice he can give, specifically on bowling at the end of one-day innings.

By loose agreement, a recession shades into a depression when it stretches out for 36 months.

But we are all in loose agreement that it's going to be resolved" Dec. 18.