Sentence examples for sudden agreement from inspiring English sources

Mr Olmert's sudden agreement to the deployment of a multinational force on the border reflects reluctant recognition that Israel cannot itself disarm the Lebanese militia and needs a foreign buffer.

Trump's sudden agreement on that point caught Erdogan "off guard," according to the AP, and Trump quickly directed top aides to start arranging a drawback ― a policy shift that almost no one in his national security circle supported and that led to the resignations of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and top State Department official Brett McGurk.

Of a sudden the budget agreement for fiscal year 1998 appeared with this charming entry: "Sell Governor's Island -- 500" (millions of dollars).

A shellshocked newspaper industry was struggling to come to terms with a sudden all-party agreement to create a powerful new press regulator designed to prevent a repeat of the phone-hacking scandal.

A rare agreement, and sudden, direct eye contact.

But to executive a sudden exit from the agreement is fraught with legal problems, not least the problems caused by making about 80 full-time staff redundant.

Analysts said that the launching appeared to be part of his efforts to consolidate power, though some suggested that the sudden reversal on the agreement might be a negotiating tactic to extract more concessions or simply a miscalculation by the North Koreans.

SEOUL, Feb. 3 -- Stinging insults, sudden cancellations of military agreements and dark warnings of "unavoidable" war are spilling out of North Korea almost daily.

Dr. Kirshner said, "I don't think it's going to be resolved in a sudden stroke". But he believes agreement could come in two to three years.

I think the fact that there was, that in a short time frame there was an argument that he needed to stay in jail without bail, and then all of a sudden there was a plea agreement which was inconsistent with the claims that they made.

Inflamed since their presidents' sudden withdrawal from a trade agreement with the European Union (EU) in November, most say the real oxygen that is feeding this populist fire is disgust with a political class that became corrupt.