Sentence examples for agreements internationally from inspiring English sources

EU membership supported domestic action to improve air quality, protect nature and wildlife and invest in renewable energy, they say, and Brussels is "a leader in the battle to secure binding agreements" internationally.

As international pressure to crackdown on tax evasion grows, the island's Chief Minister Allan Bell MHK said: "We have worked on these agreements internationally for well over ten years".

That credible threat is keeping US climate negotiators from making the pollution targets in the Paris agreement internationally binding.

"I don't think these things should be done in just one country, they need to be done across all countries, because these banks operate internationally and we need to get that agreement internationally".

"If you think about this tax action you can't just do it at a European level – you also need agreement internationally so we've said let's have a black list of tax havens but let's get everyone to agree to it including countries like the United States," he told Sky News.

There is good agreement internationally that the five key skills for chemical engineering graduates are: communications; teamworking; problem solving; numeracy and IT skills; self-learning.

32 A core challenge to our systematic review was there was no consistent agreement internationally on the domains of palliative care.

There is much agreement internationally that a more integrated approach to health services with primary healthcare at the centre is key to the provision of efficient, effective, high quality and sustainable patient centred systems.

It may be most commonly understood for what it is not – technology-centred, doctor-centred, hospital-centred, disease-centred"[ 27] Despite the apparent confusion around the term PCC, Stewart is confident that there is strong agreement internationally based on her own work and that of Little et al. [ 24, 27].

Here we provide for the first time the specific identity of the set of cellular regulatory proteins detected with high confidence and good agreement internationally from human serum/plasma by liquid chromatography and tandem mass spectrometry that show great promise as potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets.

Given that the transfer of data really is about making progress in combating terrorism, it has an international dimension, and we no doubt also need international agreements with internationally binding data protection rules.