Sentence examples for flawed agreements from inspiring English sources
Were it not for such flawed agreements made under outside pressure, Iraqi politicians might produce no agreements at all.
As a start, we should modernize both Nafta and Cafta to upgrade the weak labor and environmental provisions included in both flawed agreements.
Choosing not to sign off on the terribly flawed agreement at Camp David, Mr. Arafat showed an act of statesmanship.
The president, however, framed his decision as the fulfillment of a bedrock campaign promise and as the act of a dealmaker dissolving a fatally flawed agreement.
— expressed a cautious optimism that the agreement, flawed as it may be, might at least reassure Greeks that the country would not go bankrupt in coming days and leave the euro.
Mr. Holbrooke acknowledged just how flawed the Dayton agreement was, but noted that it was all that was possible in 1995 -- and that it could now be altered, if the will was there.
The Paris climate agreement is flawed, legally and substantively.
The agreement was flawed from the outset, argued Owen Barder, vice-president and Europe director of the Centre for Global Development.
However, an arbitration tribunal has now awarded the Massachusetts-based company £49.98m in damages after it found that the processes by which the now-defunct UK Border Agency reached the decision to scrap the agreement were flawed.
That specter of runaway Chinese emissions has been cited by President Bush as a major reason for describing as "fatally flawed" the 1997 Kyoto agreement to protect the climate.
