Sentence examples similar to has achieved agreement from inspiring English sources

They feel they have achieved agreement on their religious practice and are ready to move on to other discussions.

He told Belgian radio that he had achieved agreement on up to 70% of his text but the final step had proved difficult.

My fine embassy team and I have achieved agreements with Belize on narcotics, legal assistance and extradition.

The proposed ANFIS model has achieved good agreement with the experimental results and has a small error between the estimated and experimental values.

The obtained results show that the proposed ANN model has achieved good agreement with the simulation data with a negligible error between the estimated and simulated values.

It is a credit to Mr. Bloomberg that he has achieved an agreement that eluded previous mayors, including his predecessor, Rudolph Giuliani, who once called for blowing up the city's education system and starting again.

He worked with GOP leadership last year to expand Medicaid to 400,000 low-income residents; has achieved bipartisan agreement for criminal justice reform, permanent funding for Metro and coal-ash cleanup; and landed the biggest economic development coup in recent history: 25,000 jobs tied to Amazon's HQ2 in Arlington.

Our nation has achieved bipartisan agreement to that principle in past deficit reduction, and we must do it again.

At the end of December 1993 it was reported that: Lobbying to increase the common external tariff on imported cigarettes into Central America has achieved an agreement in principle from all the Region's finance ministers to increase the tariff to each country's agreed GATT level and to then approach GATT and seek an increase to a level of 75%.

The shutdown, heading into Day 18, has become a critical test for Mr. Trump, who campaigned as a master negotiator and deal maker but so far has achieved virtually no agreements with Democrats.

The Paris Agreement has achieved one of two key necessary conditions for ultimate success – a broad base of participation among the countries of the world.