Sentence examples for agreements beyond the from inspiring English sources

One defense was misuse of the patents through extension of the license agreements beyond the expiration date of the patents.

But in a globalized world economy, with chains of production that snake across national borders, harmful activities too often hide in the unregulated space between national laws and global agreements, beyond the reach of either.

However, these interpersonal relationships were largely informal and, thus, lacking formalized agreements (beyond the departmental placement agreements) or wider institutional support.

The prevailing North-South polarization concerning forests did not permit agreements beyond the text of the "Non-Legally Binding Authoritative Statement of Principles for a Global Consensus on the Management, Conservation and Sustainable Development of All Types of Forests" (the so-called "Forest Principles") and Chapter 11 of Agenda 21 ("Combating deforestation").

(The executive asked not to be identified because the participants agreed not to offer details on the agreement beyond the official announcement).

Labor Progress Although there remain several key issues to discuss, owners and players made significant strides this past week in their attempt to extend the current labor agreement beyond the 2004 season.

For example, processes of stakeholder dialogue and certification demonstrate that an agreement beyond the lowest common denominator is possible.

The E.U. announced that it will work toward a new partnership agreement beyond the scope of the current Partnership and Cooperation Agreement, which is about to expire.

The first principle automatically extends any collective agreement beyond the scope of a firm to all workers in the same sector and province, even if they had not participated in the bargaining process.

Square said it is "currently negotiating an amendment that may extend the agreement beyond the third quarter to allow Starbucks additional time to complete its transition". The company said it projects total net revenue to fall between $410 million and $420 million in the third quarter.

A 2012 law in Estonia replaces automatic continuation of agreements beyond expiry with the requirement that this should be agreed between the parties, like in Scandinavia where this is regulated under the basic agreement between central organizations.