Sentence examples for context of this agreement from inspiring English sources
But if in the context of this agreement the Additional Protocol....if [the] IAEA believes that it needs access and has a reason for that access, then we have a process to ensure that that access is given.
This paper examines the opportunities for and constraints to India-EU relations in health services in the context of this agreement, focusing on the EU as a market for India's health services exports and collaboration.
Large pharmaceutical companies in the global north were outraged; some of the actions that Brazil pursued were illegal (or deemed as such) within the context of the Agreement on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) in the newly established World Trade Organization WTOO).
In the context of an agreement that assures the security and future of Israel, I believe that sharing a portion of the Old City can become part of a comprehensive peace arrangement.
While he prefers to do so in the context of an agreement with Syria, which could presumably guarantee that the fighting would not move into northern Israel, associates said he would do so unilaterally if necessary.
At present, the only way to disarm Hizbullah is therefore in the context of an agreement Hizbullah itself can be made to accept.George Bush is in no rush to rescue Hizbullah.
"[The CRB] fundamentally misread the context of our agreement" Merlin CEO Charles Caldas said to the Billboard, referring to the original negotiated deal of a lower pay for higher exposure.
And those are going to go away in the context of an agreement, no matter what Congress says, because the Europeans and others are not going to comply with them no matter what Congress says in the context of a deal.
There are three things that the U.S. government can do to lift U.S. sanctions on Iran in the context of an agreement: 1) President Obama can lift sanctions on Iran that he imposed by executive action, 2) President Obama can waive sanctions on Iran imposed on Congress for which he has waiver authority, and 3) Congress can repeal sanctions legislatively.
U.S. participation in multilateral negotiations with Iran has long assumed that in the context of an agreement, President Obama would do 1) and 2) on his own and leave pursuit of 3) until later - just as President Obama moved on his own to reform immigration policy, just as President Obama moved on own to ease the Cuba embargo, knowing that Congressional action would have to wait.
