Sentence examples for breakthrough agreements from inspiring English sources
Since Mr. Ma's inauguration, a raft of breakthrough agreements between Taiwan and China have yielded a pair of pandas for the Taipei Zoo; the opening of direct shipping, postal and air links; and an arrangement that last year allowed 1.2 million mainland tourists to visit — and spend money — on the island.
Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and FARC rebel commander 'Timochenko' on Wednesday shook hands — firmly, but drawn together physically by Cuban President Raul Castro — as both sides in Colombia's armed conflict announced breakthrough agreements to end the hemisphere's longest war.
Mr. Clancy called it "a breakthrough agreement that should open up a new era for our relations with French publishers".
Mr. Leahy was somewhat optimistic, saying that he thought the compromise on medical criteria was "a breakthrough agreement".
He pointed out that the nuclear negotiations with Iran have "a very real chance of achieving a breakthrough agreement".
"Today we have a breakthrough agreement that moves Australia forward with certainty," Ms. Gillard said at a news conference in Canberra.
The talks will pit Britain against France, after French president François Hollande singled out the UK as the biggest obstacle to a breakthrough agreement.
The negotiations remain stuck on "the same areas of difficulty" that stymied a breakthrough agreement at the last round of negotiations a fortnight ago.
How ironic that Bill Clinton ended his presidency trying to will into existence a dead-on-arrival Middle East accord when he could have delivered a breakthrough agreement with North Korea.
Negotiations aimed at reaching a breakthrough agreement between Iran and six major powers have been continuing on the margins of the general assembly.
After signing a breakthrough agreement last month, the North Koreans are stalling again.Meeting in Beijing for the first time since the agreement was signed on February 13th, the same officials started off in upbeat mood.
