Sentence examples for agreement suddenly from inspiring English sources

For all its fragility, the Abuja agreement suddenly makes the insertion of such a force look feasible.

"They really shine, don't they?" I nodded in agreement, suddenly realising it was their yellow-tinged chins that were giving off the glow.

It's not like your agreement suddenly gets a whole other dimension because it's labeled 'strategic', honestly.

And on Friday evening, the prospects of an agreement suddenly dimmed when top U.S. Republican, House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner, broke off talks with Obama, saying they had become futile because the U.S. President was demanding an increase in taxes.

The treaty integrated many of the carefully crafted points made by Machar and others in the 1997 Khartoum Peace Agreement, and that toothless accord suddenly had teeth.

Yet the power-sharing institutions that were set up after the Good Friday agreement are suddenly looking fragile again.

"If we go under 25percentthethe majority shareholders can make a capital increase or a merger without our agreement, and suddenly we are completely minority shareholders," he said.

But there was a fresh twist this week when, in spite of the agreement, prosecutors suddenly called for a suspended one-month sentence for Marques.

Hours passed and they could not reach agreement, when suddenly Waldo rose to his feet and circled the table singing a popular romantic Spanish ballad.

It snubbed Norwegian ministers, suspended talks on a free-trade agreement, and suddenly denied entry to shipments of the country's famed salmon.In this section Grappling in the dark The incredible shrinking surplus Cold shoulder Wolf in pig's clothing ReprintsEarlier this month the Norwegian prime minister, Jens Stoltenberg, lamented that ties with China have still not returned to normal.

Having just signed the five-year agreement, Sullivan suddenly felt trapped.