Sentence examples for more efficient agreements from inspiring English sources

Such principled negotiation can be used in urban development and planning activities to reach more efficient agreements.

In due course this led to a new and more efficient agreement which was initiated in 2004 [ 37].

According to Hofmann et al. (2016), agreements between developing countries are in general less deep and focus more on the decrease of import tariffs, since they are still high.17 This is in accordance with our findings that show that decreases in import tariffs are more efficient than deeper agreements in the promotion of intra-bloc electric machinery final products exports.

Global trade in livestock and livestock products has substantially increased in recent years because of the proliferation of free trade agreements, more efficient transport and communication systems, and intensive agriculture (Steinfeld et al. 2010).

Akt2 was more efficient than Akt1, in agreement with the report of Morelli et al. [ 34].

She said that such an agreement would be more efficient and help security.

The cooperation resumed in January 2015 when the countries signed an amended agreement allowing for "more efficient cooperation between the legal authorities of the two countries and strengthen exchanges of information".

"The Agreement provides for more efficient and transparent customs procedures, advance rulings on how a product will be treated to prevent surprises at the border, and provisions that enable expedited shipping and reduced paperwork... Large companies have the resources to clear bureaucratic hurdles, but small ones do not have that luxury".

All of them found a tendency toward a higher capacity for adduct formation for the SULT1A1*1 enzyme as compared with the *2 allozyme, which is in agreement with a more efficient activation of several pro-mutagens by SULT1A1*1 than by the *2 allelic variant reported by Glatt and coworkers [ 6].

These authors found stereology to be a more efficient approach than planimetry with an excellent agreement between the two.

These reports are in agreement with our data showing more efficient infection in nasal polyp explants as compared to normal nasal mucosa.