Sentence examples for uneasy agreement from inspiring English sources

Regional powers worked out an uneasy agreement that put both parties in power, albeit with the M.D.C. as the junior partner.

The plan grew out an uneasy agreement last spring between the administration, automakers and environmental groups to reduce U.S. dependence on oil imports and cut tailpipe emissions.

The outside world needs both to prevent that and to ensure that any build-up in Darfur does not diminish the separate mission in the south, where an uneasy peace agreement is still holding.

Voting is only being allowed to take place there following an uneasy peace agreement which saw the rebels allow government and UN forces in but where, just last weekend, five election officials were kidnapped at gunpoint.

With the recent attack on Goma, the rebel group called M23 broke an uneasy peace agreement that had lasted for nearly six years -- a move that resulted in over 140,000 fleeing the city.

Mr Kissinger said he was uneasy about the agreement, arguing that it "almost recognises Iran as a 'threshold' nuclear country".

A deal brokered by regional powers put the two rivals into an uneasy power-sharing agreement, and both are now seeking an outright victory to govern alone.

Regional powers brokered an uneasy power-sharing agreement in which the government would reform the security services, rewrite the Constitution and hold a new presidential election.

While much has been written about Chinese factories' stealing U.S. manufacturing jobs and destroying our businesses, the two countries have reached an uneasy, unspoken economic agreement over the past decade.

The vote, which took place Wednesday, was meant to resolve years of political crisis in Zimbabwe, ending an uneasy power-sharing agreement that put the ruling party and the opposition into government together.

Under pressure from regional leaders, the two parties cobbled together an uneasy power-sharing agreement that left the most important levers of government, including the presidency and the army and police, in Mr. Mugabe's party's hands.