Sentence examples for agreements to aim from inspiring English sources

We must use trade agreements to aim for balance and end decades of ballooning trade deficits.

The agreement to aim for a framework only in the initial talks is a quick step forward.

Another important agreement was to aim, by 2020, to use and produce chemicals in ways that lead to the minimisation of significant adverse effects on human health and the environment...taking into account the precautionary approach.

The IAA statement also accused Alarab of failing "to match the standards of regional and international practice agreements, to take account of efforts aimed at stemming the tide of extremism and terrorism throughout the region and the world".

Furthermore, these agreements can be said to aim at the legal protection of companies rather than of consumers.

Mr Santer observes that this should spur those who want early enlargement to aim for agreement in Amsterdam.

It does so by going beyond the state-based commitments of previous agreements to include elements aimed at encouraging private sector involvement, and to hold the private sector accountable for pursuing a transition to renewable energy.

Bing's move to partner with Yelp comes on the heels of several other agreements which aim to boost the quality of its search results in its never-tiring attempts to take on Google.

Furthermore, whereas the objective of disarmament agreements is the reduction or elimination of weapons, arms-control agreements aim to encourage countries to manage their weapons in limited cooperation with each other.

In recent months, however, Obama has unleashed a countervailing strategy, seeking to split the world island economically along its continental divide at the Ural Mountains through two trade agreements that aim to capture nothing less than "the central global pole position" for "almost two-thirds of world GDP [gross domestic product] and nearly three-quarters of world trade".

While studies specifically analyse the economic implications of TPP and TTIP on developing countries, no work focuses on how such mega-regional Agreements that aim to liberalize "substantially all trade and investment" can potentially impact on global health through commitments on tariff elimination and stronger intellectual property (IP) rules.