Sentence examples for puts agreements from inspiring English sources

The deal puts agreements in place to work with some of the leading providers of smart glasses including APX Labs, Atheer, Intel, ODG and VUZIX Corp to help companies using these devices to streamline onboarding, connect the devices to company networks and deploy applications that run on the smart glasses.

He advised putting agreements in writing, but added that "legal documents have to be drafted, because there are no standard forms that deal with this stuff".

Behind the scenes, Grover actually buys the product from the retailer, having put agreements in place with regards to what products fit the Grover model and aren't already overstocked by Grover.

The two big problem businesses are nearing crunch points which will force Mr Mistry to decide whether he wants to continue writing cheques to cover their losses.In March 2014 Tata Sons may be obliged under a put agreement to buy back a 26% stake in its main mobile arm, owned by NTT DoCoMo, a Japanese operator.

There he was instrumental in establishing both the first variable-rate demand bonds via a put agreement and the first conditional liquidity facility for a tax-exempt bond that was not an irrevocable letter of credit (known today as the standby bond purchase agreement).

The Geneva Accord reverses the concept of the roadmap, in which the growth of security and confidence precede a political agreement, and puts the agreement first, which is then designed to produce security and peace.

But, he said, the delay in getting the subdivision approved has put those agreements in jeopardy.

We're going in there in lockstep to put our agreements in place".

On both occasions he put the agreements out to a national referendum and they were overwhelmingly defeated.

But Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Berlusconi recently wrote a joint letter that called for putting the agreements on hold in case of a big refugee influx.

(5) In order to put these agreements into practice, the South and North will hold a dialogue between government authorities at an early date.