Sentence examples for agreement refers from inspiring English sources

The fact that none of the 95 articles that we studied made any reference to response reliability is concerning (interrater agreement refers to reliability of graders and not to response patterns).

It is the average the UN Paris agreement refers to.

The agreement refers to Burke Engineering as "Village Engineer of the Village".

The coalition agreement refers to "mutually beneficial co-operation with NATO" and talks of an eventual referendum on membership.

One of the more intriguing phrases there is "copyright," as the agreement refers to "certain still images and/or text messages which were authored by or relate to DD".

The term 'ceasefire agreement' refers to an agreement between two parties engaged in conflict with each other to end hostilities.

Nowhere does the agreement refer to a 6pm cut-off.

The voluntary agreement, referred to as an "assurance of discontinuance," is in effect nationwide.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, another prominent proponent of an E.U.-U.S. free trade agreement, referred in her post-election message to the President to their cooperation in overcoming the global financial and economic crisis.

In a spiky session of the Commons public accounts committee on Wednesday afternoon, the HMRC chief executive, Lin Homer, revealed under questioning that a little-known agreement referred to as the Liechtenstein disclosure facility was used in the "vast majority" of cases where HMRC recovered back taxes.

Throughout the process many international governments and the UN have stressed that the government formed under that agreement, referred to as the Government of National Accord, would become the only legitimate institution in Libya.