Sentence examples for agreements traditionally from inspiring English sources

The job of working out international agreements traditionally belongs to the State Department and the White House.

Yet, as is widely known, German industrial relations conform to a dual system, with collective agreements traditionally being negotiated at the industry level between trade unions and employer associations, while works councils operate at the plant level.

The modern Supreme Court has allowed the federal government to pre-empt the states' power to protect homeowners, whose mortgage agreements were traditionally a matter of local regulation and registration.

As with civil society groups, the policy makers in NHSO also underwent a process of capacity building on intellectual property rights, pharmaceutical patents and the TRIPS Agreement - traditionally the domain of other government agencies - as the global debate on patents and public health unfolded.

Aviation was not included in the Paris climate agreement and has traditionally been seen as hard to regulate; international disagreements on emissions standards have also stymied progress.

The lack of SE cases in our material is in contrast with some similar international studies [ 16, 18, 19], but in agreement with the traditionally held opinion that canine seminomas are predominantly of the spermatocytic type [ 17, 20].

Traditionally, political agreements and trade agreements are reached on separate if closely linked tracks.

Traditionally, exclusive agreements between online distributors and artists have been limited to a fixed period of time.

The group was, however, blocked from gaining leading positions on committees — traditionally (by agreement, not a rule) shared among all parties.

So the real lesson there would appear to be that if liberals and conservatives actually sat down and listened to each other, the result would be widespread agreement on what are traditionally called liberal positions on the issues -- but which perhaps should be renamed simply common sense.

Top firms have traditionally made informal agreements to synchronize their recruiting drives.