Sentence examples for agreements giving from inspiring English sources

After the Swiss rejected European Union membership, Switzerland negotiated bilateral agreements giving it free access to European markets.

When studying comments on YouTube, Lampe signed non-disclosure agreements giving Google the right to "squash any paper for technical, legal or PR purposes".

The supply of nuclear fuel would be guaranteed by international agreements, giving countries like Iran no legitimate grounds to insist on a program of their own.

These clauses are routine in modern agreements, giving quick protection to an investor being cheated by a government breaking its treaty obligations.

Two days after the trip, Mr. Giustra's company signed preliminary agreements giving it the right to buy into three uranium projects controlled by Kazakhstan.

Indeed, doctors providing care to about 77 percent of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts members have signed on to such "alternative quality contract" agreements, giving them an incentive to prevent readmissions, cut out unnecessary procedures and otherwise reduce spending.

Legal agreements give the United States broad latitude in such matters.

"Most modern free trade agreements give significantly less room for interpretation," Burgstaller says.

These agreements give Mr. Zuckerberg voting control over an additional 30.6 percent of the Class B shares.

The agreements give the foundation -- and, by extension, Geron -- control over the derivative cells.

The agreements gave the states, and their logging agencies, broad control over forest management.