Sentence examples for genuine agreement from inspiring English sources

In some of these areas a genuine agreement seems within the conference's grasp.

The O'Neills argued that for some couples there just might be a place for a properly non-monogamous marriage - not secret affairs, or don't-ask-don't-tell understandings, but genuine agreement to transparent extramarital sex.

What's more, colleagues of the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, point to a series of statements and signals, overlooked by both the Palestinians and world opinion, which indicate that, if Netanyahu were engaged in a serious face-to-face process, he would push for a genuine agreement.

But first, consider the frequent objection that there is no genuine agreement at all in the original position, for the thick veil of ignorance deprives the parties of all bases for bargaining (cf. TJ, 139 40/120 21 rev).

Whether out of genuine agreement or political expedience, Democrats acquiesced to the narrative that fiscal stimulus should take a back seat to cutting spending and raising taxes.

For example, the interim agreement that the P5+1 reached with Iran in 2013 ― the deal before the deal ― was much more detailed than the Trump-Kim joint statement and represented genuine agreement on basic principles, thus paving the way for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Valle was initially convicted, but a judge overturned it last year, ruling that while Valle had "depraved, misogynistic sexual fantasies," prosecutors had failed to prove that he'd entered into genuine agreements to abduct and murder women, or taken concrete steps to do so.

Leaving Trimble's beleaguered troops aside, Alliance voters might also be tempted to tactically vote in other areas such as West Tyrone, where there is the chance of beating anti-Agreement Unionist Willie Thompson and replacing him with the most genuine pro-Agreement alternative, Brid Rogers.

How long will it be before a genuine global climate agreement is struck?

There is genuine cross-party agreement on the need to act on the issue of economic rebalancing, even in the midst of austerity.

Ms. Rice seemed to be aiming her sharpest comments at the Kenyan government, which has widely been viewed as the obstacle to a genuine power-sharing agreement between the government and the opposition.