Sentence examples similar to long lasting agreements from inspiring English sources

Therefore, developing and executing a system that facilitates effective public involvement for resolving contentious issues can help in fostering long-lasting agreements.

KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai for the first time publicly laid out his vision of a long-lasting agreement that could keep the American military in Afghanistan for years, in a speech to Afghans on Wednesday that seemed both a warning to neighboring Pakistan and Iran and an attempt to win over a skeptical domestic audience.

To resolve these issues, the NGBA and the Georgian Bay Association (GBA) have been working with Wiikwemkoong to create a long-lasting agreement, separate from provincial and federal negotiations, that will help shape how the land will be used, and who will access it.

He hopes to deliver "genuine and long lasting reform," and said an agreement should be in place by midsummer.

This would include making treaties and agreements with other councils around them and in their region to build long lasting economic development free from the rollercoaster of Treasury finance and Whitehall meddling.

The results are in agreement with the well-characterised feature of hormone-receptor-positive tumours that carry long lasting risk of relapse persisting for more than a decade (Early Breast Cancer Trialists Collaborative GG, 2011; Dowsett et al, 2010).

Stocks are very long lasting assets.

It can have long lasting emotional effects.

Thomas Edison patented the "long lasting filament" in 1880.

One scene left a long lasting impression.

In agreement, reduction in the LCMV antigenic load after ribavirin treatment enhanced the contribution of early transferred cells to the long lasting memory pool.