Sentence examples for secured agreements from inspiring English sources
It has secured agreements with Egypt and the United States that will make this smuggling route far less important.
The government has secured agreements – either through memorandums of understanding or verbal diplomatic assurances – that the individuals in question will not be harmed on their return.
In the past two months, the department has secured agreements and fines totaling more than $65,000 from six unlicensed collection agencies, while it continues to investigate several others.
In Islamabad on Tuesday, General Petraeus said the American military had secured agreements with Russia and other countries to move supplies to Afghanistan from the north, easing the military's heavy reliance on more dangerous routes through western Pakistan.
The unions also secured agreements on several other issues that reflected worker anxieties in the new economy, which is characterized by big corporate mergers and an entrepreneurial ethic in which the shorthand "24/7" -- meaning 24 hours a day, seven days a week -- symbolizes the relentlessness of work in today's economy.
The company says it has secured agreements with "numerous" travel partners across Europe and developed proprietary algorithms together with local mapping techniques.
And on February 13th, she secured agreement from Australia's state governments for a revamped plan to reform hospital funding.
Early in the day he secured agreement from the leadership of the European Union to begin negotiations on a free trade agreement between Australia and the EU in 2017.
The Obama administration secured agreement to try to pass the TPP agreement through the US Congress in its final 2016 sessions this month.
See articleAlyaksandr Lukashenka, the authoritarian president of Belarus, secured agreement for a $3 billion loan from a Russian-controlled regional bail-out fund.
Whilst the march continued, David Cameron secured agreement from Britain's network of overseas territories and Crown dependencies to sign up to a new clampdown on tax avoidance.
