Sentence examples for agreement thus from inspiring English sources
And as the number of such hedge funds holding Greek debt has grown, so has their ability to forestall a restructuring private sector agreement, thus bringing them closer to being able cash in on their risky tactic.
When however it came to consideration of the only promising global warming international agreement thus far, the Kyoto Protocol, the roles were reversed with the United States Senate, effectively deciding against ratification in a vote of 95 to 0. At present, either a cap-and-trade system or a carbon tax, both of which require Congressional legislation, are unthinkable.
Failure to reach agreement thus bodes ill for future multilateral co-operation of any sort.If the talks continue to flounder, negotiating momentum will shift to (far less desirable) regional and bilateral trade deals, of which there are already some 400 in place or under negotiation.
The computed and measured displacement peaks showed good overall agreement, thus validating the computed flexibility coefficients.
Both sets of results are found to be in close agreement, thus validating the proposed theory.
The results are in very good agreement, thus lending confidence to the accuracy of the present results.
Whether, in the jargon, "trade creation" exceeds "trade diversion" as a result of such agreements, thus yielding a net benefit, is something that needs to be looked at case by case.These pacts entrench constituencies opposed to further reform (because the existing beneficiaries would rather keep their special privileges to themselves).
India's deal with ASEAN last year, for instance, put aside the poisonous question of farm trade, which was one of the deal-breakers in the Doha talks last July.Bilateral agreements, thus, do not, on the whole, serve as stepping stones to a comprehensive global deal.
Sullivan's plan: Give away his software for free at Apple's online "app store" and collect revenue through monthly subscriptions and shared-advertising agreements, thus sidestepping Apple's cut.
Slovenia has been the exception; until the law was changed in 2005 Chambers of Business with compulsory membership signed collective agreements, thus assuring a bargaining coverage rate of hundred percent.
The participating sites are supported through Cooperative Agreements; thus, the leadership and scientific conduct of the Breast Cancer Family Registry are a combined effort of the six principal investigators and their teams, with substantial involvement of the Program Officer and other representatives of the National Cancer Institute.
