Sentence examples for staging agreement from inspiring English sources

A long-term Test staging agreement to 2023 has ensured a steady revenue stream that is the envy of their rivals and the assurance of those funds have assisted in the construction of The Oval into a fabulous cricketing arena.

The county have a staging agreement with the England and Wales Cricket Board that guarantees them a Test and a one-day international each year between 2012 and 2019.

Yorkshire were granted a 15-year international staging agreement by the England and Wales Cricket Board on the condition that they owned their own ground by the end of 2005.

The first-stage agreement would be to lower the dangers.

The establishment of a joint service would be an ideal candidate for an early-stage agreement.

Should it be a staged agreement, perhaps with contingencies and risk-sharing provisions?

Under the terms of the second-stage agreement, the United States did agree to further open its aviation market.

One still hears some say that the best that can be hoped for this time is a first-stage agreement that kicks the can down the road.

The Open Skies agreement between the US and the European Union liberalised the transatlantic airline market this year, but talks on a second-stage agreement have stalled over the issue of lifting US ownership restrictions.

The cable went on: "Morgan feels that if the UK were to conclude second-stage negotiations without anything to show, the domestic political pressure to pull out of the first-stage agreement will increase.

The British foreign secretary, William Hague, said on Twitter it was an "important and encouraging" first-stage agreement and meant Iran's nuclear programme "won't move forward for 6 months and parts rolled back".