Sentence examples for agreement preserved from inspiring English sources

For the Democrats, though, the agreement preserved the power to block a Bush Supreme Court choice.

The agreement preserves all but 30 acres of the property and is in effect, essentially, forever.

"The agreement preserves the financial integrity of the Anglican Church," said Ralph Goodale, the federal minister responsible for resolving the claims.

The agreement preserves the requirement that they must also have spent at least three days as inpatients in a hospital.

In a statement released late Saturday, Aeroméxico's general director, Alfonso Pasquel, said the wage agreement "preserves the financial health of Aeroméxico".

And in exchange for a temporary extension of the high-income tax breaks -- not a permanent but a temporary extension -- a policy that I opposed but that Republicans are unwilling to budge on, this agreement preserves additional tax cuts for the middle class that I fought for and that Republicans opposed two years ago.

That signaled preference for a de facto mutual halt to fighting rather than any agreement preserving Hamas's arsenals and shoring up its status by improving Gaza's crippled economy.

An agreement, by common accord, preserves the interests of both parties.

"Supporters of the movement see the Houthis as correcting the wrongs of the country's 2011 transition agreement, which preserved the power and corruption of old regime elites," commented April Longley Alley of the International Crisis Group.

(Not surprisingly, the divorce lawyers insisted on an ironclad prenuptial agreement that preserved the terms of the already agreed divorce settlement).

This superior agreement is preserved across broad categories of clinical presentations as described in presenting triage symptoms and clinical data extracted from the triage histories.