Sentence examples for equitable agreement from inspiring English sources

"We are confident that we will be able to expeditiously reach an equitable agreement for everyone".

Jennifer Morgan, the global director of the climate programme at the World Resources Institute, a US-based thinktank, said: "All the elements for a strong and equitable agreement are still in the latest, shorter draft.

It added that this type of equitable agreement was commonly used to help general secretaries buy homes in London and insisted the agreement would raise more money for its members when the property was eventually sold.

Shirley Norton, a Bank of America spokeswoman, said in a statement: "It is unfortunate that select investors chose to opt out of a fair and equitable agreement to settle these issues.

Edward R. Matthews, the group's executive director, declined to be interviewed, but in written responses to questions, he said, "United Cerebral Palsy is desirous of seeking a fair and equitable agreement for our work force, which maintains and improves the quality of services rendered to the people we serve -- people with disabilities and their families".

This time, civil society groups have been brought in at an early stage, and the world leaders will arrive at the start, in order to iron out differences and instruct their officials to come to an equitable agreement as soon as possible.

Experts say the world needs an equitable climate agreement that will limit global temperature rise to below the 2C mark, or else the results will be catastrophic, as is already being witnessed in vulnerable pockets around the world.

By reaching an ambitious and equitable international agreement in Paris at the end of the year, governments can assure investors that all countries are heading in the same low-carbon direction.

Long believed to be the only credible mediator of the Arab-Israeli dispute, the internationalization of the conflict serves as a de facto vote of no confidence in the Obama administration's ability to bring the parties back to the negotiating table with a chance to succeed in reaching an equitable peace agreement.

Yet how does this fit with the main goal Bush famously promoted when he announced "the surge" in January 2007: giving the central government time to devise a fair and equitable oil agreement between all three stakeholder groups in Iraq (Shiite, Sunni and Kurd).

African-British voters should vote to leave the EU in order to enable the mother continent to negotiate more equitable trading agreements with the UK.