Sentence examples for agreements suggest from inspiring English sources

The agreements suggest that the 3rd STID is induced locally by the tsunami wave right under it.

Such institutional design works because parties do not behave like an economic man but do have propensity to faithfully comply in a tightly woven international interdependence structure as the experience of past multilateral international agreements suggest.

The history of arms control agreements suggest world powers are generally reluctant to move decisively – with military force, for instance – if a country is found to be breaching arms control rules.

The agreements suggest that the Babson curves had fairly accurate depictions of infant size which may account for the continued popularity of this chart.

The 70-year history of multilateral UN agreements suggests that countries will avoid their commitments if they can. 2 The agreement buys us time, but will it be enough?

Geneva Call's experience in engaging with NSAGs and monitoring the implementation of deeds of commitment could prove invaluable in both the drafting and supervision of the ceasefire agreements suggested.

On the policy side, they argue that the U.S. needs to start taking currency manipulation seriously in trade agreements, suggesting the International Monetary Fund's standard as a model for future talks.

Reports that the Japanese government is willing to phase out tariffs on 85 percent of goods under negotiations for the agreement suggest a "good initial step," Mr. Froman said.

However, the relatively wide radial limits of agreement suggest that external factors may account for the variability of the relationship between ΔEELVWI-WO and ΔEELVCT.

The limits of agreement suggest that the individual self-reporting was less accurate.

These two points of agreement suggest that professional morality and patient-centered care are areas that warrant emphasis in safety curricula.