Sentence examples for innovative agreement from inspiring English sources
It's a very innovative agreement".
PARIS Publishersrs in France say they have struck an innovative agreement with Google on the use of their content online.
An innovative agreement that puts ownership of the forests in the hands of the communities that live there.
"And I'm proud that on the same day this starts we can also announce an innovative agreement that will see our prison workforce helping our armed forces.
Firestone, the company that owns the largest rubber plantation in the world just outside Monrovia, the capital, has signed an innovative agreement with the government, agreeing to pay taxes and invest in better housing for its workers.
In a letter to President Barack Obama on 8 August, 29 prominent U.S. physicists and nonproliferation experts (including Science's executive publisher, Rush Holt), praised the "innovative agreement" for providing "much more stringent constraints than any previously negotiated non-proliferation framework".
Under recent, innovative agreements with the United States, Britain and the European Union, Kenya has promised to try piracy suspects apprehended by foreign navies.
Developing successful agreements requires alignment between key stakeholders, yet there is a lack of summative data on how current innovative agreements are used in the real-world (e.g. the level of realised access to medicines, and rebates and discounts, which are often non-transparent).
These innovative agreements include pool-order options, spike-order options, forward DR contracts and reward-based DR. A stochastic energy procurement problem for retailers is formulated, in which pool prices and customers' participation in the reward-based DR are uncertain variables.
"New threats require smart solutions and our innovative financing agreement with Merck will ensure that we are ahead of the curve for future Ebola outbreaks".
Turning to the beer market, the Miller Brewing Company in Milwaukee, part of SABMiller, and the FX cable network, owned by the News Corporation, signed an innovative marketing agreement centered on a new FX drama series, "Rescue Me".
