Sentence examples for agreement often from inspiring English sources

But that agreement often transfers the status from the thing to the label.

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

Unless firms have patents of their own to assert so they can reach a cross-licensing agreement (often with money changing hands too), they will be in trouble.

When both houses of the legislature and the governor's office are not controlled by the same party, an agreement often cannot be reached, and the redistricting map is then often drawn by a court.

While his customers are notorious for carrying on Talmudic disputes about what his numbers actually mean he charts each horse's development but refuses to pick winners), they're in agreement often enough to hurt many a price.

Since the signing in 1946 of the UKUSA Signals Intelligence Agreement, which first established the Five-Eyes partnership, it has been a convention that the allied intelligence agencies do not monitor one another's citizens without permission – an agreement often referred to publicly by officials across the Five-Eyes nations.

Trade agreements often sail through the Senate.

Our districts have negotiated agreements, often with lots of work.

Trade agreements often focus on enforcement of the local government's safety codes at best.

Such judicial consent agreements often take years to resolve, along with expensive outlays by manufacturers.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is the treaty's enforcement arm; other nuclear agreements often serve, in effect, as codicils.