Sentence examples for agreements applied from inspiring English sources

"We've moved very substantially to a level playing field," he said, adding that recent agreements applied as much to companies as to individuals.

The company said such agreements applied to fewer than 2.5percentt of the 42,000 doctors who have admission privileges to its hospitals.

And, without naming the United States, he said no countries should act as if collective agreements applied to all but them.

He had stopped the Bosnian Serb army many times when it had been close to victory, he said, had sought peace agreements, applied humanitarian measures and honoured international law.

This however may not be a true reflection of negotiated agreements applied in practice for logistics fees, and any additional savings on the logistics fee portion of the SEP accrues back to the manufacturer (which effectively means a higher ex-manufacturer price).

The resulting agreements apply to all companies, preventing contractors from lowering their bids by proposing less generous wages or work rules.

The administration will also try to ensure that a general exception for matters to protect human life or health (typical in trade agreements) applies specifically to tobacco regulation.

Our results therefore indicate that the terms-of-trade theory of trade agreements applies to a broader set of market structures than previously thought.

The declaration by Prime Minister R.L. Borden against entangling fiscal agreements applies to Great Britain as well as to the United States, as the Conservative party is opposed to any increase of the tariff preference accorded to British products.

These agreements apply different rules.

In Spain bargaining activity peaked in 2008 with nearly 6,000 collective agreements applying to 12 million workers.