Sentence examples for bind agreements from inspiring English sources

The classic core solution is an extension of the Nash equilibrium, since the coalitions bind agreements of agents with each other and earns a vector value rather than a real number.

We can now conclude that the absorbing state is an extension of the Nash equilibrium, since the coalitions bind agreements with each other as economic agents and earn a vector value rather than a real number.

He said he was "bound by agreements of confidentiality at this time".

A spokesman for AMD said the company cooperated with the inquiry, adding that its customers are bound by agreements not to re-export its products to Iran.

Partners in a joint venture maintain a separate legal identity but are bound by agreements about how to share the equity, liability, and profits of their partnership.

Peoples Gas is bound by agreements with the federal Environmental Protection Agency and the Illinois E.P.A. to study those sites and clean them up.

Although China is bound by agreements with North Korea to repatriate such illegal migrants, it has also faced strong international pressure from Japan, South Korea and almost all Western nations to accord the asylum seekers safe passage to Seoul.

When President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority told the United Nations on Wednesday that the Palestinian people "cannot continue to be bound by" agreements with Israel, what was he repudiating?

Note that the players are allowed to bind an agreement only on the space of feasible outcomes.

Where this second-stage hypothetical analysis is employed, it seems to be proposed that you can be bound by agreements that others, different from you, would have made.

While it might (though it needn't) be reasonable to suppose that you can be bound by agreements that you would yourself have entered into if given the opportunity, it seems crazy to think that you can be bound by agreements that, demonstrably, you wouldn't have made even if you had been asked.