Sentence examples for agreements turn from inspiring English sources

Scientific and technological collaborative arrangements and agreements turn into a crucial channel for transferring knowledge internationally.

Like Europe with no central bank, the world can't bring itself to create a body with teeth to make sure agreements turn into action.

The performance, according to several former Moody's employees who requested anonymity because they have signed severance agreements, turned the company's quality control team into comic fodder.

Even a "sweetener" in the form of assistance for workers who lose their jobs because of trade agreements turns out to be partly financed by a seven-hundred-million-dollar raid on Medicare.

In fact, the agreement turned the concerns Mr. Obama and the others expressed on their head.

The North American Free-Trade Agreement turned the city into a booming industrial centre.

Mr. Tsipras, whose party wants to keep the euro but wants to reject or at least renegotiate the loan agreement, turned down the offer.

"Our agreement" turns out to be the amazingly draconian terms and conditions that consumers need to agree to in order to buy anything from Full House.

Others have said that by granting Google a blanket license to millions of books unless authors specifically object, the agreement turns copyright law on its head.

On January 1, the North American Free Trade Agreement turns 15, but it does not seem like anyone in Mexico is going to throw any parties for the groundbreaking trade agreement.

Anxieties about the government's treatment of political enemies were also raised this week as the American military, as part of the recently approved security agreement, turned over to Iraqi custody on Monday 39 senior officials from the Hussein government.