Sentence examples for agreement recognize from inspiring English sources

While those of us who oppose the agreement recognize that there are important gains in it -- like prescription drug coverage for retirees who have not reached the age threshold for Medicare and improvements in the use of sick time -- we are convinced that we are being asked to give up too much in return.

The changes to PayPal's user agreement recognize that its customers are not required to consent to unwanted robocalls or robotexts.

And the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights (see Other Internet Resources) provides that the state parties to the agreement "recognize the right of everyone to an adequate standard of living for himself and his family, including adequate food, clothing and housing, and to the continuous improvement of living conditions".

But even lawmakers who want a greater say in the nuclear agreement recognize that the treaty amendment would cost the bill much-needed Democratic support.

The 1994 agreement recognizes that there are circumstances under which product patents can be voided.

"Today's agreement recognizes that Banco Popular has been forthright in accepting its responsibility".

France, in a temporary agreement, recognized the internal autonomy of Laos under the king of Luang Prabang, Sisavang Vong.

As an incentive to Iran, the agreement recognized its right "to enjoy peaceful use of nuclear energy" in accordance with the nonproliferation treaty.

What the Rio+20 agreement recognizes, for the first time on such an intergovernmental scale, is that sustainable development is not simply 'code' for an environmental action agenda.

Union officials said the proposed contract, which succeeds a contract that expired on June 30, left teachers with "a recognition of their professionalism," and the board said the agreement recognized the rising costs it faces.

The wealthier teams accept the concept noted in the collective bargaining agreement, recognizing "that the participation of two clubs is necessary for the production of the on-field competition that the clubs sell to the public".