Sentence examples for the main agreements from inspiring English sources

BP reached the main agreements to settle outstanding federal, state and local government claims arising from Deepwater Horizon a year ago.

He told reporters: "This weekend, I will insist on the need for decisive answers on all the five points of this roadmap, of this comprehensive package … It is a question of credibility for Europe that it can turn up at the G20 in Cannes with the main agreements in place".

The comparison with the experimental data has been performed and the main agreements and differences are remarked.

The main agreements reached call on giving young people a place to meet and organize their activities, arranging community venues for sports and recreation, and organizing informative talks on the topics adolescents are most interested in.

But since this clause mirrors the one in the main agreement between Apax and rue21, the banks are unlikely to get far with such a claim.

The United States, which is a signatory to the convention, resisted European moves to include the issue of racist Web sites in the main agreement, because doing so would conflict with the free-speech protections in the First Amendment.

"Even though the main agreement might have purported to solve problems regarding debt and creditors, it is without doubt intended to avoid the community-property system of California," said Anthony Miller, a professor of family law at Pepperdine University.

It is a given that no deal could be done unless a copper-bottomed inspection and verification regime is put in place one, moreover, that would continue well after the 10-15 year expiry date of the main agreement.

The main agreement concerns what is not to be said.

In fact the income from farming, measured in the amount of money earned per decare, was doubled between the war's end in 1945 and 1950, when the Main Agreement for Agriculture,, was introduced.

The administration opposed the two main agreements at the environmental conference -- accords to protect biodiversity and curb emissions that contribute to global warming -- but with the United States a major force in both conservation and pollution, Mr. Bush risked being blamed for singlehandedly wrecking the meeting by staying home.