Sentence examples for permanent accord from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians have also insisted that any cease-fire plan be linked to political negotiations leading to a permanent accord.

As the new prime minister, Mr. Netanyahu has tried to strike a more conciliatory tone, promising to hold negotiations with the Palestinian Authority toward a permanent accord.

Council members put off the proposed ban and said that they would let anglers and surfers try to reach a permanent accord on their own.

Taking over as Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu struck a somewhat conciliatory tone toward the Palestinians in an address Tuesday to Parliament, promising negotiations toward a permanent accord.

The proposal will effectively extend a limited series of concessions Iran made last November as part of a temporary deal to get negotiations started on a permanent accord.

PAGE A12 NETANYAHU OFFERS CONCILIATION Taking over as Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu struck a conciliatory tone toward the Palestinians in an address to Parliament, promising negotiations toward a permanent accord but stopping short of endorsing a two-state solution.

Only 90 of these jobs would be permanent, according to estimates from the State Department and the Brookings Institution.

Even people on salaries of £80,000 to £100,000 could breach the limit if the £1.8m cap becomes permanent, according to Hargreaves Lansdown.

Once the union of shakti and Purusha has become permanent, according to this doctrine, wonderful visions and powers come to the adept, who then is emancipated.

Many dropouts have retired or begun collecting disability benefits, a decision that is "more or less permanent", according to Shigeru Fujita of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.

When they subsequently monitored the animals into adulthood, they found that this recovery was permanent, according to lead author Ming-fai Fong, working in the laboratory of Professor Mark Bear at the Picower Institute.