Sentence examples for via agreements from inspiring English sources

Switzerland, which has a thriving biosciences sector underpinning its drugs and biotech industries, is outside the EU but has significant access to part of the internal market and, importantly, the huge collaborative research programmes such as Horizon 2020 via agreements that guaranteed free movement of people and goods and services.

Earlier this month, the carrier announced it would begin offering streaming media services via agreements with Inktomi inkt, Microsoft msft and RealNetworks rnwk.

The committee is also critical of the bill's position on intelligence sharing and flags up the risks of potential workarounds to safeguards via agreements with foreign intelligence services — so it is directly calling for "more safeguards" to be put on the face of the bill.

Facing potentially huge liabilities, Chipotle recently asked a federal judge to block the workers from seeking arbitration with lawyers who'd represented them in court ― despite the fact Chipotle had forced arbitration upon its workers via agreements they had to sign when they were hired.

The reproducibility of raters' responses was summarized at two time points (Procedures 1 and 2) and via agreement between the true age groups and the estimated age groups (Procedure 3).

The agreement was better between Pap and HPV DNA tests compared to either of these assays and VIA, but agreement beyond that expected by chance was poor in all comparisons (kappa range 0.04 0.11).

Via an agreement with the reviews giant, Kayak will be integrating all all TripAdvisor reviews into the Kayak Hotel Search.

This year, for the first time, Canada's national rail system, VIA Rail, signed agreements with Royal Jordanian Airlines and Air Transat that allow the companies to sell each other's tickets, coordinate schedules and share revenue.

One of them prevents local and state government agencies from contracting in any way — including via lease agreements — with clinics that are affiliated with abortion providers.

Since then, a small window has been opened to the market through the permitted purchase of Saudi shares via swap agreements with authorized entities.

New York was a wasteland until August Belmont Jr., the chairman of the Jockey Club, revived racing that same year with a "legal compromise" that allowed bookies to take wagers, although only via oral agreements with hundreds of "friends".