Sentence examples for development the agreement from inspiring English sources

The two parties will be partners in business development, the agreement promises, but also in "the education of the young generation in the spirit of patriotism and arbeitsfreude" — that is, "joy in work," a term that dates to the nineteenth century but enjoyed a revival under the Nazis.

Those close to the negotiations and others who have followed the development of the agreement paint a more nuanced picture.

One significant development was the agreement on changes to how the I.M.F. is run.

Joseph Virginia, iFire's vice president for business development, said the agreement signed with Sanyo in July would give the company the means to scale up the screens.

He said Iran would have to resume full suspension of all enrichment-related activities, including what it calls its small-scale "research and development" while the agreement on the package was negotiated.

Predicted noise energy levels have been compared with measured noise energy levels at each stage of development, and the agreement between the two is consistently good.

When comparing the participants' PPS % levels with the intended PPS % levels set by the Case Development Experts, the agreement was very good; demonstrating that PPS can produce consistent results among users and that PPS is a reliable tool.

Among the noteworthy developments in the agreement, Hong Kong insurance companies will be allowed to buy larger stakes in their mainland counterparts than foreign rivals.

Let me be clear: even if the developer would renegotiate the development agreement with the City to provide additional financial benefits to the City and schools, which are not included in the initiative, I would oppose it for all of the reasons stated above.

In fact, by bypassing the City's standard process, the initiative precludes the City's renegotiating the development agreement with the Hilton and precludes the City from getting a fair share of the tremendous increase in value the project itself would create for the developer.

The agency said Langtree had wanted more time to market the scheme to potential occupants but that it was not prepared to consent as it would change the terms of the development agreement and "perpetuate the uncertainty" over the building's future.