Sentence examples for agreements reflecting from inspiring English sources

The Democrats, who won control of the American Congress last November, are mistrustful of trade agreements, reflecting widespread fears that globalisation has made jobs more insecure in the United States.

They also explore the unquestionable urge for more transparency regarding which party (customer or cloud provider) provides each security capability, as well as the need for standardization and for the creation of legal agreements reflecting operational SLAs.

The breakthrough labor agreements reflect this antipathy.

An oil executive in the negotiations said the agreements reflected positive steps.

Mr Obama's quick visit to Thailand, where he signed new military agreements, reflected this.

"These agreements reflect Janus' commitment to do whatever is necessary to earn investors' confidence," said Steven L. Scheid, Janus's chief executive.

This is fine but only if the agreements reflect well-thought-through targets and objectives for the departments.

Both sides are wrong: at best, such agreements reflect case-specific facts and circumstances; at worst, they are nearly arbitrary.

Yet the overall low cost of the agreements reflected the tenuous nature of the industry's comeback.

Ms. Schwab's emphasis on enforcing current trade agreements reflects the anxiety many members of Congress feel about the country's huge trade deficit, which hit a record $716.8 billion in 2005 and is on track to surpass that this year.

That Congressional Republicans and the president cannot even agree on the status of these critical trade agreements reflects just how toxic and divisive their relationship is, anchored largely in fiscal policy disagreements.