Sentence examples for solid agreements from inspiring English sources

Success in Cancún would be solid agreements on the promises made for climate aid funding for developing countries, protecting forests and possibly the sharing of green technology.

Mr Kabila may also make solid agreements with the big mining companies that are drooling over the deposits in the south-east.

They took up the ideas, developed them further and transformed them into solid agreements.

Researchers should be careful to establish solid agreements before entering into these types of relationships, these scientists advise.

A senior defense official said the defense chiefs had a robust discussion, but came to no solid agreements on the increased aid.

Although the convention eventually established 16 solid agreements on freedom of navigation, maritime commerce, law enforcement, environmental protection and scientific research, its lack of a provision on mining left everyone nervous, especially after President Reagan named a new delegation in 1981 that took a hard-line position on mining.

But there has to be a solid agreement between all parties.

"It's a solid agreement, particularly favorable to the unionized work force.

"There will be no easy access to the ECB's windows until there is a solid agreement with the Eurogroup.

On Friday, the Dutch prime minister, Mark Rutte, emphasized the importance of getting a solid agreement rather than a rushed one.

"What is important is to prepare a solid agreement that all sides can be happy with and all sides can sell to their populations.