Sentence examples for basic terms of a from inspiring English sources
The final agreement has been expected since basic terms of a settlement were first reported by The Wall Street Journal last month.
It repeats the basic terms of a security council resolution of January 1976 which called for a political settlement on the internationally recognised borders "with appropriate arrangements... to guarantee... the sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political independence of all states in the area".
Mr. Obama, on his first visit to Russia since taking office, and President Dmitri A. Medvedev agreed on the basic terms of a treaty to reduce the number of warheads and missiles to the lowest levels since the early years of the cold war.
According to both Mr. Lerer and Mr. Bourkoff, it didn't take long to reach the basic terms of an agreement.
There, he persuaded Kim Il Sung, then leader of the hard-line state, to accept the basic terms of an arrangement that became the Agreed Framework, the landmark deal signed in October 1994.
As a result, he says, they have made too many concessions in the negotiations now moving rapidly toward a March 24 target for nailing down the basic terms of an agreement.
At least if an ideal of equality is being constructed to serve in a public conception of justice that establishes basic terms of morality for a modern democratic society, this ideal must eschew controversial claims about human good and human flourishing such as those in which the capability approach must become embroiled.
People need to hear how we will make their lives better in basic terms of safety, shelter, and a better chance to achieve dreams.
The basic terms of the Israeli offer -- a withdrawal, in this case first from Gaza and then other areas occupied by the army, only after the Palestinians ensure tranquillity -- have been repeatedly agreed on and then ignored in the past year.
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Many immigration policy analysts noted a conspicuous error in Mr. Romney's choice of words, which suggested a misunderstanding about basic terms of the debate.
