Sentence examples for agreements were negotiated from inspiring English sources

Six such agreements were negotiated so far and with their implementation nearing, it is important to develop methodology for monitoring key impacts of a VPA.

Even some companies that enter into such deals say the agreements were negotiated fairly and that their other financing options were limited.

As a result, literally dozens of band-specific removal agreements were negotiated with the peoples of that region between 1830 and 1840.

The report says Mr Obama himself violated the spirit of the TPA by insisting on further concessions from Colombia, Panama and Korea, whose trade agreements were negotiated by George Bush in 2006-07.

Agreements were negotiated in the early 1930s to remove U.S. troops from the countries they were occupying, although the United States continued to exercise considerable political and economic influence in the region.

Formal statements of apology to Korea for Japan's colonial rule were issued (most notably by Prime Minister Murayama Tomiichi in 1995), visits were made by the leaders of Japan and South Korea to each other's countries, and bilateral trade agreements were negotiated.

Most multilateral agreements are negotiated by conferences.

"Agreements are negotiated with states and governments, not individuals," Germany's foreign minister, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, told Der Spiegel.

Franchise agreements are negotiated between individual towns, or groups of towns, with local cable providers.

These powerful agreements are negotiated behind closed doors and receive minimal scrutiny from our parliaments before they enter into force.

The Clinton administration has pushed for the WTO to consider environmental and worker safeguards when trade agreements are negotiated.