Sentence examples for emerging agreement from inspiring English sources

The State Department spokesman, Sean D. McCormack, said the emerging agreement would not represent a concession.

But there is an emerging agreement in Texas that it is worth the trouble.

Midway through years of talks that concluded in October, she called the emerging agreement the "gold standard" of trade pacts.

Under the emerging agreement, the industry would contribute to a cleanup fund in exchange for immunity from defective product lawsuits filed after September 2003.

The emerging agreement on generic drugs would make it more difficult for manufacturers of brand-name medicines to delay federal approval of competing generic products.

"I am deeply troubled by the emerging agreement with Iran in the nuclear talks," he said at the start of a cabinet meeting.

Republicans said the reverberations for other emerging agreements are at least as significant as the impact on Colombia relations.

From the A.P.: While details were still emerging, the agreement was expected to stipulate that the sides reach a deal over the next 30 days on the last remaining conflict – a clause concerning the rights of players to train with the first team.

They might also shed light on Riyadh's longstanding regional rivalry with Iran, its support for Syrian rebels and Egypt's military-backed government, and its opposition to an emerging international agreement on Tehran's nuclear program.

WASHINGTON -- In an unusual break from the Obama administration's de facto policy of not discussing details of the emerging nuclear agreement with Iran, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Samantha Power vowed that any sanctions relief provided to Iran could be reinstated without unanimous support from the UN Security Council.

Their experience of new revenue-sharing initiatives is rarely positive, and where it could be (as in some emerging conservancy agreements around Mara) distributional and knock-on effects of displacement are only just beginning to register.