Sentence examples for to future agreements from inspiring English sources
The new contract also ties health and medical benefits for retirees to future agreements, which means benefits could be changed.
Many Ukrainian government and Western officials doubt Mr Putin's trustworthiness to hold to future agreements - and assume the worst in his intentions in Ukraine and abroad.
That's a denial there is any agreement in place, but one that leaves the door open to future agreements - and does so in a way that gives Eric the upper, er, hand.
"Realistic, because we don't expect a global deal to be struck in Cancun, but optimistic too, because we are viewing this as a stepping stone to future agreement".
It means China will be central to any future agreements on climate change.
There has also been agreement that rich countries will help poorer nations by sharing 'clean' low-carbon technology and by setting up a multi- billion-dollar fund to help them adapt to climate change and to widen a future agreement to cover deforestation, which is blamed for one fifth of the world's rising carbon dioxide, the biggest greenhouse gas.
In return for financial and technological help, poor but rapidly industrialising countries such as China, Brazil and India should agree to have the principles of responsibility and capacity applied to them in future agreements.
"He has put forward some interesting ideas that could make a valuable contribution to a future agreement," Tommy Vietor, a White House spokesman, said in a statement.
Mr. Kim also used the dinner to sound a more cautious note about North Korea than he has in recent weeks, emphasizing, as Mr. Bush did, the need for a way to verify any future agreements.
A director at JPMorgan says the key to future climate agreements are targets shared by small clusters of regions and countries, not binding global agreements.
A change to future franchise agreements could force companies to run Boxing Day services, but the Department for Transport said it had no plans to alter existing agreements.
