Sentence examples for lopsided agreement from inspiring English sources

The power of these two propositions is all too evident in the lopsided agreement announced this past week by New York Gov. David A. Paterson and New York's public employee unions.

We have also reformed and re-regulated the banking system, expanded the role of co-operatives and credit unions, and renegotiated lopsided agreements with multinational companies.

Malaysians have long speculated that the plane was brought down intentionally for political reasons — a lopsided oil agreement signed a mere eight days after the crash led to a 95percentt loss in oil revenue for Sabah.

But it is still a lopsided arrangement.

Trump has routinely used China as a catch-all punching bag for lopsided trade agreements that have cost the U.S. jobs.

At the recent Summit of the Americas meeting in Trinidad, Obama noted that Cuba had generated a great deal of good will in the region by sending out medical missions, which (surprise, surprise) has proven more popular than lopsided trade agreements or failed drug wars.

By challenging the entire arbitration agreement as lopsided and unfair, the majority said, Mr. Jackson triggered the need for arbitration and could not seek court relief.

Sam Bahour, a businessman in the Palestinian city of Ramallah, said in a telephone interview that the Palestinian business community was mostly divided between those predicting failed talks and those expecting an agreement so lopsided in Israel's favor as to make a sham of peace.

The merchant agreement is one of the most lopsided I've seen.

There is almost unanimous agreement that the euro will keep rising, or at least stay strong, the sort of lopsided sentiment that can appear just before a market turn.

Why the lopsided outcome?