Sentence examples similar to linked agreements from inspiring English sources

Linking agreement and peace would put all parties under a moral onus to find not the best compromise between their different positions, but an agreement that could include Sinn Féin".

Aftab Sherpao, a former interior minister who has survived two suicide-attacks, says that no plan can work unless it is linked to agreements in Afghanistan.

The $8 million figure is a minimum payment, he stressed, and higher-margin deals were traditionally linked to agreements to sell soft drinks in schools, which New York City refuses to do.

There are, however, large differences between Mr Gore, who supports linking trade agreements to labour and environmental standards, and George W. Bush, who does not.So there is nothing obvious in the economy to explain the popular worries and the presidential race is not particularly stoking them.

William Watson at Cato says the whole controversy shows why linking trade agreements and human rights is a messy business.

His preferred solution was a comprehensive accord that would link an agreement between Israel and the whole Arab world to the creation of a Palestinian state and the return of Sinai.

"In reality, the Links agreement -- which was not signed by anyone at the M.T.A. or Zar, but which in effect made them financially responsible for the costs incurred -- was a sham method to funnel money to the conspirators through the use of cash kickbacks and shell companies," according to a statement by Alan Vinegrad, the interim United States attorney for the Eastern District.

The section of the highway within Pembroke is locally maintained under a Connecting Link agreement.

The highway remained unchanged for over three decades, with the exception of a Connecting Link agreement established between the MTO and the City of Barrie.

The Pembroke Connecting Link agreement shares the responsibility for Highway 41 northeast of Highway 17 and for Highway 148 from Highway 41 to Cedar Lane between the province and the town.

This portion was designated a part of Highway 420 until 2000, when it was transferred to the City of Niagara Falls and the Regional Municipality of Niagara, although the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) still assists with the maintenance of it under a Connecting Link agreement.