Sentence examples for newfound agreement from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, though, Mr. Bing said there was newfound agreement.

It appeared doubtful that the newfound hole in the security agreement would create enough additional opposition in Parliament to defeat final approval in a vote that is scheduled for Wednesday.

But under the imminent collective bargaining agreement, it will take on a newfound financial benefit.

You might think Zynga's newfound flexibility from the end of its exclusivity agreements with Facebook would encourage investors.

True or not -- and police officials say it is not -- people who live and work in New York City's roughest neighborhoods seem largely in agreement that they do not see any newfound tolerance of crime.

With stock markets pushing all time highs across the board, companies want to use this newfound value in their shares as part of negotiating agreements.

As a fellow priest, I found myself nodding in agreement as he talked about the anger, shock and newfound embarrassment caused by these priests who have done wrong.

The newfound resolve of all involved to keep the details of the agreement private seemed to be an indication that both sides were intent on finishing the plan and putting an end to the dispute.

In a sign of their newfound boldness with the Americans, they referred to the pact as the "withdrawal agreement".

Much has also been made of newfound wealth for the Aboriginal traditional owners, who have negotiated substantial mining royalty agreements.

But India is also paying close attention to what many India experts consider newfound Chinese activism in South Asia, whether by building ports in Sri Lanka and Pakistan, or signing new agreements with even the tiniest South Asian nations like the Maldives.