Sentence examples for extraordinary agreement from inspiring English sources

Feeding the rally was an extraordinary agreement among European leaders to provide a rescue package of nearly $1 trillion to stop the spreading debt crisis.

In a memorial essay on McNamara in The Nation, in 2009, he described his visit to McNamara but did not mention their extraordinary agreement.

After they won in November, but before the inaugural, representatives for the two worked out an extraordinary agreement, a prenuptial agreement of sorts.

Jeffrey N. Shane, the under secretary of transportation for policy, said: "There is an extraordinary agreement on the table right now.

The union is about to ratify an extraordinary agreement between its members and the major hotel chains (around 71% of the city's hotel rooms).

"We had this extraordinary agreement in Paris, we have got points on the horizon," Rachel Kyte, the UN special envoy for sustainable energy, who will also address investors, said on the sidelines of the Abu Dhabi meetings.

But a diplomatic surge is no less difficult and unrealistic than the starting point for the extraordinary peace agreements that were eventually reached in South Africa and elsewhere.

About 24 hours after his call for a more united, civil approach to politics, and within hours of his calling Shorten a liar, Turnbull said Labor opposed the China free-trade agreement – "extraordinary", he said, and also untrue.

"I think the headline belies the extraordinary amount of agreement on tackling poverty here and abroad which exists between this coalition government and the Church of England".

Humanists have an extraordinary level of agreement with near unanimity on many current issues.

25 In Albany, Civility and Progress The legislative session that wound to a close in Albany on Friday ended with an extraordinary number of agreements on big issues.