Sentence examples for reliable arrangements from inspiring English sources

This must be avoided by an agreement on missile defense, including reliable arrangements or understandings necessary for cooperation.

This must be avoided by an agreement on missile defense, including reliable arrangements or understandings necessary for cooperation.

One approach to framing a new process on European security that should also be endorsed in Chicago must be to deepen consultations aimed at reliable arrangements or understandings with Russia on the full range of Euro-Atlantic security issues, including missile defense and conventional and nuclear arms.

To generate the pressure even up to values in the order of 10 Pa, a simple and reliable arrangement was used: the main valve over the TMP was closed entirely and the vessel was pumped through a small conductance.

In other words, when the larger A and the small B fail to construct a reliable arrangement to generate stability and peace based on mutual trust and understanding the asymmetric structure is more likely to keep producing misperception and suspicion.

We are to imagine a period where people try and rely on their own physical and moral initiative to take possession of the resources which they need or want, but in which it become increasingly apparent that institution of reliable property arrangements is going to have to involve a social decision.

This arrangement provides a remarkably accurate and reliable system covering a range of 100 300 miles (160 480 km) from the primary station.

Once all these things are in place – sovereign default, bank restructuring, a reliable currency arrangement, and big tax reforms – then a reform of public spending would be much easier.

The less reliable child-care arrangements upon which many low-income families depend can also disrupt their work efforts and undermine their prospects for getting ahead.

And he calls but is anybody listening?—for more reliable and predictable arrangements for the commitment and rapid dispatch of troops and equipment on peacekeeping duty.The $1.7 billion question is whether Mr Annan's proposals will winkle out the money that the United States owes the UN.

In Britain, the insolvency law is not so much the attraction as the reliable "scheme of arrangement" process under English corporate law, which can be used to impose the terms of a workout on dissenting creditors.