Sentence examples for principles for agreement from inspiring English sources

The peace process has subtly shifted from bilateral negotiations, in which envoys hammer out principles for agreement and bring these to the international community, to one in which the principles and possible impediments are understood and Western states other than the U.S. may choose to put pressure on the parties.

In sum, the moral norms that rational contractors will adopt (and comply with), according to Gauthier, are those norms that would be reached by the contractors beginning from a position each has attained through her own actions which have not worsened anyone else, and adopting as their principle for agreement the rule of minimax relative concession.

In a follow-up interview with Malley, on Tuesday, I learned that, in his speech, Kerry will put forward principles for a comprehensive agreement.

This resolution would notionally offer symbolic recognition to Palestine and establish principles for a peace agreement, culled from past negotiations and the Arab League peace plan from 2003.

President Clinton's proposals to the Israelis and the Palestinians outline broad principles for a peace agreement to be negotiated in detail later.

Kerry is trying to get the Israelis and Palestinians to agree to a "framework agreement" that will address all the main issues in the negotiations and lay down the principles for a permanent peace agreement.

No party can press for agreement on principles that will arbitrarily favor the particular citizen they represent, because no party knows the specific attributes of the citizen they represent.

Mr. Olmert, who led a centrist government, met frequently with Mr. Abbas to try to reach agreement on principles for a final status deal based on the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, while negotiating teams worked in more detail.

It provides for "agreement on a set of principles to be adopted by all the signatory parties when drafting the new Constitution," and adds, "Those principles are to be considered an informal code of ethics endorsed by the parties".

The Dayton Agreement set forth principles for the protection and promotion of human rights, as well as provisions concerning refugees and displaced persons.

In 2000, the Codex Committee for Food Additives and Contaminants (CCFAC) reached agreement on the principles for setting maximum limits (MLs) for contaminants (Codex Alimentarius Commission 2000).