Sentence examples for to develop an agreement from inspiring English sources

We have a new opportunity to develop an agreement between Labour and the Liberal Democrats on the NHS bill.

To mitigate potential conflict, instructors can have groups come together before starting a project to develop an agreement around how the group will function.

(2) Within 90 days after receiving a request that contains the information required by paragraph (c)(1) of this section, the Superintendent will initiate consultation with the requesting tribe in order to develop an agreement.

Thus, a key aspect of the negotiations was to develop an agreement that would not require ratification of the Senate, as it was clear that ratification would be impossible.

His five takeaways are mostly negative: the world is still on track for more than 4 degrees in temperature hikes even if every country implements every carbon-emissions reduction it's planned; the promise to develop an agreement by 2015 which will become "an outcome with legal force" by 2020 will be just a scrap of paper for a President Romney.

Experience from the USA shows that collaborative efforts among different groups of interested actors have been needed to develop an agreement about core indicators for measuring sustainability.

The intern also works with the preceptor and his or her field consultant to develop an Internship Agreement that matches his or her learning objectives to the needs of their host organization.

In 2011 The Arctic Council members signed the Nuuk Declaration that committed them to develop an international agreement on how to respond to oil pollution in the northern seas.

In December, the 196 member countries of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will meet in Paris to develop an international agreement on climate action after 2020.

Sanders: Do you have confidence that China is prepared to do what it takes to develop a nuclear agreement with North Korea?

With an international debate raging around cigarette advertising, and talks sponsored by the World Health Organization under way to develop a worldwide agreement on tobacco marketing, Philip Morris says that trying to appeal to children would be folly.