Sentence examples for build on agreements from inspiring English sources

The American ambassador, Richard C. Holbrooke, suggested that the two sides needed to try to build on agreements worked out during the last month to stop the bloodshed.

Of course economies and trade must be built on agreements -- no one is suggesting anarchy.

Mr. Cuomo said his latest investigation was built on agreements he and other state attorneys general had reached with the social networking sites Facebook and MySpace to protect children from sexual predators.

It's built on agreements that would take weeks to read, if anyone actually ever attempted to do that.

Successful partnerships are built on agreements that define the relationship between individuals, community organizations, and public entities, and provide clarity to everyone involved.

This allows a particularly concentrated focus on these discussions and we will work to try to build on the agreements we have already reached so that a successful resolution can be reached.

Mr. Tauzin said that much of the work was done last year and that he and Mr. Domenici could build on those agreements to reach a deal before the end of the month.

So we will work with the EU to facilitate more trade within the region, build on existing agreements to promote integration with U.S. and European markets, and open the door for those countries who adopt high standards of reform and trade liberalization to construct a regional trade arrangement.

This compact is due to be completed at a conference in Brussels in September and needs to build on the agreements made in London to set out concrete, measurable plans on how Somalia will be supported to implement its peacebuilding process.

Federal government support is needed to build on an agreement with the Canadian forest industry to protect an area the size of Germany.

Mr. Brahimi, who is trying to build on the agreement reached in Geneva on June 30, has met three times since early December with senior Russian and American diplomats, and he met Mr. Assad in Damascus.