Sentence examples for agreements of which from inspiring English sources

Those rights are enshrined in UN agreements of which the US is a party.

Not surprisingly, the leaders of the 30 million Kurds are the most jubilant at the discrediting of agreements of which they, along with the Palestinians, were to be the greatest victims.

There is a compelling argument for trade, for sure: but fair trade, not what masquerades as the free trade embodied in complex agreements of which the coalition government is so proud.

But most of all, how could we trample the principles that prohibit torture that our forefathers stamped in the Constitution and that are part of multinational agreements of which we are signers?

It is only through the coverage of older, still valid agreements, of which half are more than eight years old, that a coverage rate of about 70percentt is reached, but this begs the question as to how relevant these older agreements are in terms of (minimum) wage protection.

Regarding free trade agreements, it was in Mexico in the mid-1980s when the liberalization of the economic activity begun and would be the basis for the signing of 11 free trade agreements, of which only one has not come into force.

The European Commission has previously said the agreement, of which the UK is not a member, is "non-negotiable".

According to the latest estimates by city officials, 514 properties are covered by the new agreement, of which about half are occupied.

And since America is not a party to the umbrella agreement of which the protocol is part, it could in future claim not to be bound by it.

Hamas leaders have repeatedly offered Israel a long-term ceasefire and negotiations exactly on the Northern Ireland model that led to the Belfast Agreement of which Blair is so proud.

The Master Agreement contains four strategic physician agreements, one of which is the Primary Care Initiative Agreement.