Sentence examples for before agreement on from inspiring English sources

More than a decade of hard bargaining was necessary before agreement on the form the national government was to take was achieved.

Nor do rules apply to voluntary credits, such as those bought by airline passengers to offset the carbon emissions of their flights.Even before agreement on which projects might qualify, a REDD market has emerged on the basis of promises to deliver carbon credits from pilot REDD projects.

Once the budget was complete, it went back and forth to the MOH several times before agreement on its terms was reached.

The Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, have called on the United Nations to monitor a ceasefire even before they have signed an agreement on one.

Mr Bush will have to meet a long list of conditions before getting agreement on the deals currently proposed.

When asked how recently he had checked up on Jeter, he said, "I haven't talked to Derek since last winter" — a reference to the testy negotiations before the agreement on a three-year contract.

Before the agreement on Friday, which was reached after several days of talks in Washington this week, the inability to reach a deal on American forces in Seoul had threatened to become a major irritant in the countries' relationship.

But they said the president would continue to insist that any cuts primarily benefit low- and middle-income people and that they not be adopted before bipartisan agreement on other issues like the addition of prescription drug coverage to Medicare.

According to a Washington Post-ABC News poll conducted just before the agreement on April 2nd was announced, Americans support the notion of striking a deal with Iran that restricts the nation's nuclear program in exchange for loosening sanctions, by a nearly two to one margin.If the deal holds together, what does that mean for the Middle East?

Judge Kaye's plan already incorporates some delicate compromises -- leaving intact, for example, the unusual system of electing some judges and appointing others in similar courts -- but any reorganization would require a constitutional amendment and, before that, agreement on the number of judgeships that would effectively belong to each legislative district.

The commission could have insisted on knowing before approving the agreement on access charges.