Sentence examples for groundbreaking agreement from inspiring English sources

"We leave here with all of this and more - a groundbreaking agreement on deforestation, and others on adaptation and technology.

"Working across the aisle while serving under President Clinton, I helped negotiate the groundbreaking agreement with Congress to balance the federal budget," he said in his opening statement.

2. Learn about the groundbreaking agreement to preserve five million acres of the Great Bear Rain Forest by reading and discussing "Canada to Shield 5 Million Forest Acres".

According to this source, positions on both sides are now hardening, making it more difficult for Kerry to broker a "strong, groundbreaking" agreement.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students learn about the recent groundbreaking agreement to preserve five million acres of Canada's Great Bear Rain Forest.

"This groundbreaking agreement underscores Time Warner Cable's commitment to offer its cable customers a choice of Internet service providers," said Glenn Britt, president of Time Warner Cable.

We have helped steer the world to groundbreaking agreements – the time has come for Britain to do so again.

News of the move comes before next month's Nato summit in Lisbon, which will be attended by President Dmitry Medvedev and where groundbreaking agreements on Afghanistan and missile defence are expected to be announced.

A number of groundbreaking agreements with world-class universities has seen what is to be called the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, or Kaust, make an impressive start in matching its bedazzling economic bounty with the intellectual wealth its supporters hope will eventually propel the new institution into the ranks of the great.

But while diplomats are skeptical that Obama and Xi will deliver any groundbreaking agreements, advisors to the president hope the two will take symbolic steps forward.

In a groundbreaking labor agreement, the union allowed G.M. to pay 40 percent of its union workers at Orion Township an "entry-level" wage that sharply reduces overall production costs.