Sentence examples for institutions agreement from inspiring English sources

The 34 adult male grey mouse lemurs (Microcebus murinus, Cheirogaleidae, Primates) used in this study were born in the laboratory breeding-colony of Brunoy (UMR7179 CNRS/MNHN, France; European Institutions Agreement # 962773) from a stock originally caught along the southwestern coast of Madagascar 40 years ago.

That's because the small print covering your bank account, credit card and most other financial institution agreements requires you to submit to binding arbitration to resolve any disputes with your bank.

The results have been astonishing in the demeanour of downtown Belfast, even more so in the halting political institutions the agreement established.

Mr. Chirac cataloged measures that the government will immediately carry out to try to prevent anti-Semitic acts, including "precise instructions" for police guards at Jewish institutions, in agreement with Jewish community leaders; special magistrates charged with relations with those leaders; and accelerated trials and harsh penalties for those convicted of anti-Semitic acts.

At other institutions, the agreement may specify particular areas of technology.

Based on the common interests and strengths of the two institutions, an agreement was made to develop a capacity-building programme for mental health in PHC in Nicaragua.

Europe grew through institutions and agreements that, in the medium term, were immediately and practically beneficial to ordinary citizens.

They argue that the sooner the lands affected adjust their institutions and agreements, the less likely climate change will ignite a new round of water wars.

The case put pressure on several American museums with extensive antiquities collections, and the Getty and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, among other institutions, reached agreements with the Italian government to return some disputed artifacts.

The heart of Cruz's legal career was a sustained and often successful undertaking to use the courts for conservative ends, like promoting the death penalty, lowering the barriers between church and state, and undermining international institutions and agreements.

(The report says 43 percent of institutions use agreements with mandatory binding arbitration clauses, but that number rises to 47 percent when only banks are included, because none of the credit unions in the study use the clauses).