Sentence examples for make agreements in from inspiring English sources

The secret of Germany's success, says Klaus Kleinfeld, who ran the German electrical giant Siemens before taking over the American aluminum company Alcoa in 2008, is "the social contract: the willingness of business, labor and political leaders to put aside some of their differences and make agreements in the national interest".

Log-rolling (Buchanan and Tullock 1962) refers here to the possibility of making agreements in a higher dimensional space of strategies in which compensations can take place.

We have to install contradictions, complexities, peace is about making agreements in a non-perfect situation.

Because we are members of the same species, our sense organs perceive their objects in the same way, and this is what makes agreement in the use of names possible.

Policy makers should abandon carbon-reduction negotiations and make agreements to seriously invest in research and development.

He also made agreements with news organizations in India, South Africa, Australia, Britain, and the United States, promising to file dispatches in exchange for funding.

In cooperative games players can communicate and, most important, make binding agreements; in noncooperative games players may communicate, but they cannot make binding agreements, such as an enforceable contract.

In a cooperative game (that is, one in which players communicate and, most important, make binding agreements) in which the payoff must be distributed among players who have made unequal contributions, the Shapley value determines the fairest distribution of payoffs.

Legislation to make secrecy agreements in sexual abuse cases illegal could be considered.

Among the big polluters, there is increased political will to make binding agreements in tackling CO2 emissions.

Neither the Socialists nor the Communists would enter bourgeois-dominated cabinets; the Communists refused even to make electoral agreements in support of a single left-wing candidate.