Sentence examples for foreign agreement from inspiring English sources

Yet any foreign agreement, no matter how good it is, should not be allowed to countenance continued aggrandizement of executive power and further subversion the republic's Constitution.

Under what's known as the self-rule agreement, which was approved in Copenhagen and in the Greenlandic capital of Nuuk, Greenland gained the right to negotiate some of its own foreign agreements — hence Olsen's basement office.

Ms. Ros-Lehtinen, whose maternal grandparents were Sephardic Jews and whose Miami area district includes many survivors, said she was well aware of the stiff opposition the idea has generated and the concerns from the government about undermining foreign agreements.

He also believes that there should be institutions with accountability to engage in foreign agreements.

During his sermon for the special prayer marking the end of the fasting month of Ramadan on July 18, a few days after the nuclear agreement had been signed, Khamenei said that the approval of the agreement should go through the usual legal process for foreign agreements, but added that in doing so "national interests" must be the criterion for its approval or disapproval.

FOREIGN TRANSFER AGREEMENT The league used to pay $200,000 for every player it signed away from European teams, a pittance for the likes of, say, Evgeni Malkin.

The parliamentary elections were the first time Greece's foreign loan agreement had been put to a democratic test, and the outcome was clear: a rejection of the terms of the bailout and a fragmentation of the vote so severe that the two more established parties were scrambling to form alliances in a hung Parliament.

U.S. policy for when and how nuclear arms should be deployed has been one of the rare points of bipartisan foreign policy agreement.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is formally described as a trade and foreign investment agreement between 12 nations -- Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the United States and Vietnam.

The number of telephone lines is being expanded under foreign consortium agreements and has more than doubled since the mid-1990s.

The premier lashed out at the main leftist opposition, Syriza, which opposes the terms of Greece's foreign loan agreements, saying it "does not want to govern".