Sentence examples for agreement not even from inspiring English sources

"Yeltsin and [Germany's former chancellor] Kohl had a gentlemen's agreement not even to raise the matter of a German consulate," says a pro-western Kaliningrad official in exasperation.

If Iran is shown to have cheated on its safeguards agreement, not even toughened safeguards will then be taken as sufficient reassurance that all such cheating had stopped.

Although there is some evidence of improvement, the state's federally designated disability watchdog group, Disability Rights, said that halfway into the five-year settlement agreement, not even a quarter of its requirements have been met.

I don't think they rise close to the standard of being 21st century trade and investment agreements, not even close.

President Obama called the Paris climate deal "the best chance we have" to save the planet and Al Gore called it a "bold and historic agreement". Meanwhile, Bill McKibben said that as for saving the planet, the Paris agreement was "not even close," and George Monbiot called the agreement a "disaster". The funny thing is they are all right.

Here is another shortcoming in comparison with NAFTA: the latter has an agreement on employees' rights with a sanction mechanism, while the EU agreement has not even heard of the Social Pact of the United Nations.

"The difficulty is that as other parts of the agreement have been progressing for the last 14 months, one part of the agreement has not even begun to be implemented and that is, of course, decommissioning," Mr Trimble said.

"The agreement does not even include the term 'humanitarian crisis,'" said Notis Marias, who represents the government's junior rightwing partner, Anel, in the European parliament.

There is, to begin with, the concern that the trade agreement might not even materialize, or be diminished in scope because of quarreling between negotiators from the United States and the hemisphere's second-largest economy, Brazil.

As for Hamas, any Israeli-Palestinian agreement would not even get to draft form if it did not include an absolute end of violence, and the means to inflict violence, on the part of Hamas.

With some internet companies' terms and conditions being longer than Shakespeare's Hamlet, could it be that "unfair" clauses in agreements are not even worth the paper they are printed on?