Sentence examples similar to benevolent agreement from inspiring English sources
In Geneva next week, rejected politicians representing not even a minority of the parties in the dispute will pose for cameras while signing an agreement in the benevolent presence of Jimmy Carter.
4. Benevolent dictators are benevolent.
(1) By arriving at a more or less tacit agreement with the U.S.S.R. which would assure him of the benevolent neutrality of that country in the event of a conflict, perhaps even of her complicity in a partition of Poland.
Marriage contracts, or agreements among friends or the members of a religious, benevolent, or political association are often of this nature.
"They are creating markets where they will be less dependent on Europe…the US is taking itself out of some of the key discussions for them and then actual trade agreements where the US could continue to have an extremely benevolent influence that it has had for decades.
Basing its conclusions on the results of a survey of Taiwanese firms using Chinese suppliers, this study examines the effectiveness of both formal governance mechanisms (i.e., contractual agreements and financial commitments) and relational governance mechanisms (i.e., calculative and benevolent trust) in inducing suppliers to make specialized investments.
Federal Judge Walter Lindley ruled for Landis, noting that the agreements and rules were intended to "endow the Commissioner with all the attributes of a benevolent but absolute despot and all the disciplinary powers of the proverbial pater familias ".
They are never benevolent.
