Sentence examples for agreement to adapt from inspiring English sources

He had just reached an agreement to adapt "The Pianist," the autobiography of Wladyslaw Szpilman, a Polish composer and pianist who, like Mr. Polanski, narrowly escaped a roundup that sent his family to the death camps.

The idea is to allow the agreement to adapt to changing environmental conditions and scientific advances.

There is no universal agreement on how to adapt an instrument for use in another cultural setting.

We then worked on an Association Agreement with the EU, which was seen as a strategic objective, and was based on the Visa Liberalization Agreement, the Free Trade Comprehensive Agreement, and consistent support to adapt the economy and state administration to European norms and regulations.

"We have an agreement with Headline News to adapt one of our YouTube formats for the programming format," says Burstin.

With the benefit of hindsight, there should have been an implementation review in order to adapt the Dayton Agreement to changing conditions.

The economy is struggling to adapt to recent free trade agreements with Arab states and Turkey, prompting some to wonder if this is the real reason for delays in ratifying an association agreement with the EU.

Also, communities have been able to adapt to different governments, making agreements that enable them to remain autonomous.

Referring to the money promised by rich countries to help developing countries to adapt to climate change, she said: "This agreement will kill off everyone.

Likelihood of agreement 1/10 Money: Rich countries have pledged to provide $100bn a year after 2020 for poor countries to adapt to climate change.

I had to adapt".