Sentence examples for agreements entail from inspiring English sources

Devised through negotiations between the national theater owners group and the major studios, these Virtual Print Fee agreements entail per-movie payments from distributors for running their movies.

Introduced as a negotiable levy on new development, Section 106 agreements entail a financial contribution to the local authority, intended to be spent on offsetting the effects of the scheme on the local area.

So, in no way did this agreement entail any penalties whatsoever for the massive crimes that had been committed by banksters.

Voters appeared divided over, and unclear about, what the agreement entailed.

On Tuesday evening there seemed to be some disagreement about what the agreement entailed.

A compromise was scuttled earlier this month after the European Union balked, claiming there had been a "misunderstanding" over what the agreement entailed.Everybody's at faultThe blame for this sorry state is widely shared.

The agreement entails a number of changes at Hutto, including eliminating the head-count system, providing pajamas for children, letting kids keep a limited number of toys in their room during the day, making a priority of hiring people with experience in child welfare, and installing curtains around the toilets.

The agreement entailed that Rembrandt should "give aid and assistance" to the other two parties, and then it stipulated that "[Rembrandt] would live with them, receive free board, and be exempt from housekeeping expenses and rent on condition that he will aid the partners in every respect to the extent possible, and promote the business".

We all knew it would be impossible to bring all parties to agree on a binding international agreement entailing deadlines and costs.

Legally enforced collective agreements would entail closer involvement with the judiciary, and British judges were regarded as incapable of delivering impartial rulings on labour issues.

Agreements would entail measures for managed migration so that there would be no or little net loss to source countries (see Table 5 for a variety of options identified by respondents, or in the literature, for what such agreements might include).