Sentence examples for agreements toward from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — President Obama and Congressional leaders on Friday reopened budget negotiations that ended badly in 2011 with surprising bipartisan bonhomie, and even some initial agreements toward a year-end deal.
If you reach those agreements toward the end of the year, in December or even November, it may be worthwhile to delay the finalization, just a few more weeks, to obtain an income tax advantage.
Last month, both Rwanda and Uganda agreed to what they called goodwill gestures beyond the agreement toward ending their involvement in the civil war, which has ensnared six other nations and several rebel groups.
The combined use of the two approaches, quantitatively by USLE and qualitatively by the spectral index method, shows a certain agreement toward the sites most vulnerable to water erosion.
Timed to coincide with Obama's visit, the United States and Poland completed an agreement toward establishing a U.S. Air Force division in Poland beginning in 2013.
Mediation can be a helpful tool for Catholic couples who wish to pursue the expedited, fast-track path, to engender agreement toward a common goal: a simple and quick annulment.
In the case of BMI there is a pre-existing social agreement toward a set of categories; however, even in the absence of such an agreement, the ontology builder might wish to represent a continuous range as a value partition to decrease the complexity of their ontology.
"In this way, we make clear our disposition toward dialogue, toward the building of agreements and toward achieving peace," Commander Esther said.
Rates on even shorter-term credit, including six-month Treasury bills and overnight loans in the vast market for repurchase agreements, swung toward zero Thursday.
[C1.] Opposition of Sugar Industry Threatens Trade Deal President Bush ran into new problems with his trade agenda, as attempts to entice support from the sugar industry for a Central American agreement veered toward collapse.
French president Nicolas Sarkozy struck a combative pose early on, threatening to walk away if progress was not made toward agreements on significant new financial regulations.
