Sentence examples for territory agreements from inspiring English sources

Birmingham has argued that far from delivering a baseline national schooling resource standard (SRS) with loading for disadvantages, the current state and territory agreements provide different amounts for equivalent students in different states.

Separate Commonwealth and state and territory agreements have been signed, leaving decisions about meeting the costs of this provision to each jurisdiction.

The other was a non-aggression pact in which both countries agreed to peaceful settlement of disputes, including that over territory; the agreement however still regarded the two countries as not having settled their borders.

And in a rare meeting between the filmmakers and tribal authorities from remote and dispersed Huichol territories, an agreement was signed to report the film's proceeds and decide together how to use them.

Finally, unlike Munich, which placed no international inspectors in Nazi-occupied territories, this agreement relies on an unprecedented level of intrusive international inspection, not on unverified trust that critics falsely assert is inherent in the deal.

As a result, the federal government is now negotiating all state and territory school funding agreements for 2018-19.

It was the army's deepest move into Palestinian-controlled territory since peace agreements were signed in the mid-1990's, and the message was blunt: don't make a mistake about which side in this long conflict is the military power here.

"Trenton is our territory under our agreement with Major League Soccer.

One area where progress is likely to be made is the planned swapping of parcels of territory and an agreement to define 6.5km of disputed border.

"How can the United States say that 'we have a right to spy on you, but you don't have a right to enter a plane that landed on your territory without official agreement?' " "China simply cannot agree that the United States has a legitimate right to spy on us, and no other country could agree to that either," Mr. Yan said.

While 11 First Nations groups in the territory have signed self-government agreements – representing almost half of such agreements signed across the country – much work remains to get the agreements recognised and implemented, said Grand Chief Peter Johnston, of the Council of Yukon First Nations.