Sentence examples for longstanding agreement from inspiring English sources

The French media reported Strauss-Kahn had a longstanding agreement with Air France that he could board any flight.

"If our interlocutors are motivated and flexible, we can reach a longstanding agreement within the time remaining.

The United States has access to Masirah and to a base at Thumrait under a longstanding agreement with the Omanis.

But an MOD spokesperson told The Independent the plane had been on a routine flight and was part of a "longstanding agreement".

But the longstanding agreement is that the Metropolitan is responsible for its staircase and for its sidewalk plaza, including the fountains.

They have owned it in a 50-50 arrangement, but by longstanding agreement, New Line has been in charge of production decisions, subject to some approvals by MGM.

Both said they were providing intelligence information on terrorist groups to the Central Intelligence Agency under longstanding agreements.

Players will be covered for the Games themselves under longstanding agreements between the league, the union and the International Ice Hockey Federation.

While some teams have longstanding agreements and traditions in using the same provider — as Ferrari does with Brembo — some drivers from teams that have contracts with another provider are requesting the Brembo brakes.

Greg Aiello, a spokesman for the N.F.L., said in a statement that the league welcomed the judge's scrutiny and was "confident that, once he has had an opportunity to review all of the relevant materials, including the collective bargaining agreement, he will uphold our longstanding agreements with the N.F.L.P.A. that protect the health and safety of N.F.L. players and the integrity of our game".

In a letter delivered to Mr. Ashcroft this week, officials said, the French Justice Ministry reminded him that longstanding agreements between the two governments allowed France to end cooperation in cases in which a French defendant held in the United States faced the death penalty.