Sentence examples for agreements a system from inspiring English sources

The company relies on partners to secure provincial agreements, a system that leaves it vulnerable to unsavory practices and makes expanding into new regions slow and painful.

As discussions were set to run through the third consecutive night, another key part of any agreement – a system requiring countries to step up their climate pledges every five years – looked close to being agreed.

The changes will shrink the academy's current roster of 123 institutes by more than one-third and replace lifetime employment agreements with a system of short-term, renewable contracts.

The resulting agreement outlined a system for internal self-governance while deferring to Indonesian foreign policy and the Indonesian military.

In so doing, publishers were doing "precisely" what Leveson wanted: entering into "an enforceable agreement to a system of regulation which bound them to certain obligations".

In this capacity he helped secure in 1966 67 international agreement to a system called Special Drawing Rights, which in effect created a new kind of international money.

The agreement creates a system under which erring newspapers will face big fines and come up against a tougher press regulator with new powers to investigate abuses and order prominent corrections in publications that breach standards.

The 1944 Bretton Woods agreement established a system of pegged exchange rates in which many developed countries agreed to maintain a nearly fixed exchange rate between their currencies and the U.S. dollar, and the U.S. agreed to allow foreign governments and central banks to convert dollars to gold at a fixed rate.

He told the European Parliament: "On investment, the agreement establishes a system that sets a new standard for investor-to-state dispute settlement procedures".

Scanlon's own contractualism relies upon a similar idea of morally motivated persons' agreement on a system of rules for the regulation of behavior that no one could reasonably reject (1982, 110).

Parties to the agreement design a system that meets their particular needs.