Sentence examples for wrong agreement from inspiring English sources

Now we happen to think that the WTO is not it, and we happen to think that Doha was the wrong agreement for developing countries.

There is still no international agreement on investment and, although this is better than having the wrong agreement, it leaves some countries in the perilous situation of having to negotiate bilateral agreements with much more powerful peers.

Critics of the dilemma also say, rightly, that the moral norms underpinning a community need not be hard for outsiders to comply with: broad common standards of right and wrong, some agreement on the nature of marriage and the family, respect for law and some consensus about the role of religion in public life.

So what's wrong with that agreement?

What's going to go what might go wrong in that agreement?

Then [developed nations] say there is something wrong with this agreement and the problem is not us.

Some business and conservative groups had called such an agreement wrong because the union did not yet represent any employees at the worksite.

On April 16 this year Liam Fox, another leading light in the Leave campaign, was proclaiming on his website that critics of TTIP on the left were wrong: "Underlying the agreement is the opportunity to add £10bn to our economy every year, which is almost £400 per household, which means more jobs, more choice and reduced prices," he said.

So this might be wrong?! Yes, good agreement between NOAA and GISS.

It's a one-way street". While this assessment did not conform to reality – there is nothing wrong with the agreement, nor does it favor South Korea – the statement signaled the Trump Administration planned to end KORUS-FTA.

But when Gen-Ys are wrong, service-level agreements suffer and massive costs are incurred, while old lessons are painfully re-discovered.