Sentence examples for support an agreement from inspiring English sources

Though the Labour Party is still far from displaying enthusiasm for the Common Market, probably it will now support an agreement giving Britain entry on favourable conditions.

The commission voted to support an agreement reached by horse racing representatives and Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration earlier in the day.

But unlike all the other probable Republican candidates, Paul did not directly criticise the emerging nuclear deal, saying only that he could not support an agreement "that does not end Iran's nuclear ambitions and have strong verification measures".

Mr. Riordan agreed to support an agreement as long as it included language aimed at ensuring that city officials would retain management of the department, that paperwork for officers would be minimized and that the consent decree would expire after five years unless the Justice Department sought to extend it.

In addition to these domestic legal constraints, the political reality is that the American people and Congress – Republicans and Democrats alike – would not support an agreement that was legally binding on the United States in ways that were not also binding on China and India.

In a shameless subordination of diplomacy to domestic political pandering, John R. Bolton, the under secretary of state for arms control and international security, told the gathering that Washington would not support an agreement to curb the international flow of illicit small arms if it infringed on the right of Americans to bear arms.

Iranian officials say he supports an agreement.

"Canada supports an agreement in Paris that includes all GHG (greenhouse gas) emitting countries," Stephen Lecce, spokesman for Harper, told Reuters in an email.

The first poll, from the Pew Research Center, asked a single question and found that 60percentt of respondents supported an agreement "by Barack Obama and congressional Republicans" to "extend tax cuts and unemployment benefits," while 22percentt opposed it.

With international support, such an agreement is entirely possible.

What might Russia want in exchange for its support, or an agreement not to exercise its its veto power, at the Security Council?