Sentence examples for mou to from inspiring English sources

The players earn a bonus for winning friendlies, which was increased by 8% in the MOU to $1,350.

In 2003, President Bush and Prime Minister Balkenende signed an MOU to coordinate HIV/AIDS programs in Ghana, Zambia, Rwanda and Ethiopia that emphasizes public-private partnerships.

The Intermediate People's Court in Wuhan sentenced Mr. Mou to life imprisonment, ending a remarkable chapter in China's fitful march toward a market economy.

The select committee called for the MOU to be scrapped because it is unethical and damaged patients' trust in the NHS.

A bonus for second-place in either the World Cup or the Olympics was increased by 30% in the MOU to $32,500 per player.

The increased cooperation between Indonesia and the US follows President Widodo's visit to Washington in October last year, when he and President Obama signed a Maritime Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to improve security, economic viability and conservation within the sector.

In order for the MOUs to translate into real money, tribal people must be moved.

In addition, all regulators have also entered into specific cooperation agreements (MOUs) to coordinate and share information.

In April, the BJP Government in Chhattisgarh signed two MOUs to set up integrated steel plants (the terms of which are secret).

During this period, India only signed an agreement and a couple of MoUs to maintain a working relationship with Bangladesh.

It was noteworthy that a greater percentage of tertiary A hospitals had a signed Memorandum of Understandings (MOUs) to share emergency materials than tertiary B hospitals (42.9% among tertiary A and 22.2% among tertiary B hospitals).