Sentence examples for basic agreement as a from inspiring English sources
It became part of the basic agreement as a result of the 1973 negotiations and took effect in 1974.
The two could announce a basic agreement as early as this week, according to a UFJ bank official who insisted on not being identified.
"The Uber board and its shareholders, as well as the SoftBank Group side, have come to a basic agreement on a process for the SoftBank Group to make a future investment in Uber.
There is no basic agreement on a set of facts, right?
Indeed, as far as particular causal laws are concerned, the Second Analogy is in basic agreement with Hume: they (as synthetic a posteriori) are established by induction and by induction alone.[8] It is indeed crucially important to distinguish between the general principle of causality Kant establishes in the Second Analogy and particular causal laws.
In this connection, Ortega was in basic agreement with Husserl as he attempted to reconcile the realms of "I" and other, solitude and society, by establishing the fact that a referral to the other (on the part of the "I") is an indispensable condition for the constitution of being-in-the-world.
"Our basic argument is that the basic agreement and its related agreements read as a whole cannot possibly be read to mean that on Nov. 7 you can announce that two teams aren't going to be playing anymore on Feb. 15.
Although there are important pieces missing (such as how to finance Universal Health Insurance; connection with local and regional services, etc)., it provided a basic agreement to work on for the future of a NHCS.
The informed consent serves as basic agreement for the patient's research participation.
Because there was no definitive evidence of invasion by H&E and because the WSI consensus diagnosis hedged the issue of superficial invasion the case was classified as "basic" agreement.
Mr. Samaras said that Thursday had been one of his happiest days since taking office, as his government reached a basic agreement on the austerity measures.
