Sentence examples for generation agreement from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Kazakhstan is the sole Central Asian state that participates in the Bologna Process and has a second generation agreement with the bloc.1 Furthermore, Kazakhstan is the region's only state for which the EU is the main source of FDI and the largest trade partner, accounting for more than a third of its foreign trade and over a half of its FDIs (EU External Action, 2017).
Phuc told Bloomberg last Friday, "I still believe the new administration of the United States will reconsider its perspective on the TPP and will also try to achieve a new generation agreement that will benefit all parties concerned".
The MSD included presentations, group option generation, agreement and prioritization of barriers to scaling up ICTs.
First generation agreements emphasized investor rights and state obligations.
2) Under the current market environment, generation companies (GenCos) are responsible for full compliance to their generation contracts; therefore, it is possible to have reserve generation agreements with others GenCos.
The Obama administration said it wants a "next-generation" agreement that, in addition to lowering tariffs, lowers investment restrictions, improves labor rights, encourages environmental protection and reduces government favoritism of state-owned businesses.
Much will depend on just how much ordinary people come to understand -- and trust -- the privacy of the ballot, this wholly new concept in a country where for generations agreements have been brokered between big men in private, or by public communal gatherings.
TPP which would almost certainly be the first big deal to benefit from fast track is an ambitious, "next generation" trade agreement that, if sealed, would link many of the large economies of the Pacific rim: including America and Japan, Australia and Canada, Chile and Mexico though notably not China.
As in the later version used on Star Trek: The Next Generation, the agreement was that the being would correct the pollution of the planet in return for ownership of the planet a thousand years later.
European and American trade wonks continue to meet regularly, hoping to wrap up a "next-generation" trade agreement as early as next year.To make all this happen Mr Obama needs "trade promotion authority" (usually known as "fast-track"), which would let him negotiate deals and then present them to Congress for a simple yes-or-no vote, with no chance for lawmakers to rewrite the details.
This also addresses a related question whether commitments under mega-regional Agreements that address trade issues and twenty-first-century challenges can be heralded as a truly next-generation regional Agreement.
