In a 2013 survey, 20 years after the Oslo Accords, 57 percent of Israelis said that the accords hurt Israel.
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Trade accords in the region will now be based on bilateral accords rather than the regional approach underlying the TPP.
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The 2628-page report calls for rejoining a number of international and regional climate plans and accords in addition to the Paris accords.
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According to the longtime diplomat in Asia, after the withdrawal from the Paris accords the State Department sent paraphrases of Trump's speech denouncing the accords.
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For example, he wants to leave the Paris climate accords, even though scientists say that even following the accords isn't enough to fix climate change.
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If forced to choose between immigration curbs and the bilateral accords, 54 percent backed the accords and 41 percent wanted immigration quotas, with 5 percent unsure.
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"Just to give you some context, President Trump pulled out of the climate accords and for a day and a half we covered the climate accords," recalls Bonifield.
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"She pledges that the US will re-enter into the Paris Climate Accords and will push the envelope even further: "The current Paris Accords don't go far enough.
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Those accords were signed by France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine.
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How will worldwide agreements, organizations and accords harmonize global laws?
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Fifth, absent peace accords, Russia's wars may yield only instability.
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He wants the US to rejoin the Paris Climate Accords.
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Reverse or drop out of the Paris climate change accords.
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Nobody should get applause for rejoining the Paris climate accords.
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I'm open to improving any of these accords or institutions.
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The partnership treaty in question would sit atop those accords.
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He pulled the US out of the Paris climate accords.
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"You can find (midsize Honda) Accords all day long," he said.
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Once a foundation was laid, Washington can facilitate, even broker accords.
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Under the Dayton accords, the country was divided into two statelets.
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Bilateral ties are now based on a patchwork of sectoral accords.
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The two sides also disagree on how to ratify the accords.
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Colombia's Peace Accords took years to negotiate and had to be
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He has pulled the US out of the Paris climate accords.
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The Accords of past are renowned for their exquisite cabin ergonomics.
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Does he support the Paris Accords that would combat climate change?
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The resulting Helsinki Accords championed Rule of Law and Human Rights.
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Yeah. Just to say one quick thing about the Paris Accords.
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Tom Friedman asks if Trump will withdraw from climate change accords.
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In 1954, after the Geneva Accords, my parents moved to Hanoi.
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"I don't think it accords with his basic theory," Coates said.
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One is of course [Peres's role in the] Oslo peace accords.
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The accords led to an Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty in 21992.
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His anti-trade message has blunted domestic opposition to those accords.
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Parts are pretty bad — threatening the Paris accords on global warming.
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The accords are heartily detested in states with a Mediterranean coastline.
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After the United States pulled out of the Paris Climate Accords, Inslee helped create and lead the US Climate Alliance, a group of 221 governors seeking to achieve the Paris Accords' goals within their own states.
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Even if President-elect Donald Trump doesn't go through with his vow to pull out of the accords, several reports suggest that even with the accords, our best efforts might not be enough to save the planet.
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Scientific facts aren't going to keep us in the Paris Climate accords.
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The other three countries with bilateral accords insist on using commercial flights.
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Which means that they experienced the privileges that the world accords men.
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He helped negotiate the 1978 Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt.
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For example, it accords with Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, he said.
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Whether the accords can be ratified in America's divided Senate remains uncertain.
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That policy accords with President Muhammadu Buhari's desire for a strong currency.
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S. ties accords with the interests of both nations and the world.
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It could even provide some minimal financial assistance and mutual trade accords.
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Since the 22019 Oslo Accords, Israeli settlements on our lands have tripled.
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It isn't glorious conquest or love that accords immortality to the honorable.
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And "The Oslo Diaries" revisits talks that led to the Oslo Accords.
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It led to the Oslo Accords of 1993 and further Israeli withdrawals.
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The "peace deal" Mr. Trump is touting isn't the Camp David accords.
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Trump has pulled the United States out of both of those accords.
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Leaders all ruled out new, legally binding accords to amend the package.
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Such was the case with the Camp David Accords and subsequent treaty with Egypt (Menachem Begin), the Oslo Accords with the Palestinians and the agreement with Jordan (Yitzhak Rabin), and the withdrawal from Gaza and northern Samaria (Ariel Sharon).
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Brussels says Switzerland must replace more than 100 separate accords with a treaty.
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Trump Looking to Drop Paris Climate Accords ASAPDonald Trump is a professional liar.
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"He listens a lot," the banker said, requesting anonymity due to confidentiality accords.
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She's here to vote Sí in the plebiscite for the FARC peace accords.
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The United States has only signed similar accords with fewer than 30 countries.
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The US Constitution accords the president wide discretion in the issuance of pardons.
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While Mr Stark advocates that the group sign the accords, Mr Rogers refuses.
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Mr. Peres, who was serving as foreign minister, signed the accords on Sept.
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One quick example is when the president withdrew from the Paris Climate Accords.
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In fact, the Palestinians agreed to it when they signed the Oslo accords.
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Under the Minsk accords, they are supposed to be eventually reintegrated into Ukraine.
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Accords with Vietnam and Singapore are going through the final stages of approval.
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As a motto, it perfectly accords with Peter's intellectual openness and vast talent.
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Trump plans to officially withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Accords.
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Moreover, how effective and verifiable would such accords be if they were reached?
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It was concluded, as most breakthrough diplomatic accords are, with a hostile power.
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This led to a negotiated patchwork of 120 accords that now govern ties.
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"The Clean Power Plan is not tethered to ... the Paris Accords," he told Stephanopoulos.
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"Abandoning the Minsk accords would be a mistake for our strategic interests," Ayrault added.
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However, I count the achievements, ISIS, North Korea, perhaps, economy, Paris accords, Iran, Gorsuch.
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Under the U.S.-brokered Oslo accords of 1993, negotiations should decide the city's status.
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The sources spoke under the condition of anonymity, citing confidentiality accords surrounding the deals.
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Mr Carell accords himself well enough as a man shell-shocked by a death.
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The department notes that similar accords could be made with other faith communities, too.
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That came together in the Paris accords, which aimed to impose limits on carbon.
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The people spoke under the condition of anonymity, citing confidentiality accords surrounding the deals.
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TWO of the largest regional trade accords in history were agreed on last year.
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Contrast the Paris accords with a true international treaty — like the North Atlantic alliance.
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In June, Trump backed out of the Paris accords, despite Tillerson's support for them.
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The Oslo Accords, for which Mr. Peres shared a Nobel Peace Prize, were imploding.
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She will uphold the Paris Accords on climate change and the Iran nuclear agreement.
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Much of Mr. Peres's reputation is based on his role in the Oslo Accords.
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Complex and controversial international accords usually take several years to enter into legal force.
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If talks fail, the sectoral accords would stay in effect but relations would suffer.
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They are achievements more like Nixon's opening to China than, say, the SALT accords.
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So now the Dutch government is going to be obligated to honor those accords.
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More than 850,000 Palestinians have been detained by Israel since the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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Outside of Iran, Saudi Arabia can cite U.S. accords with Morocco, Turkey and Egypt.
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Opinion Forty years after the Camp David accords, we're again at a fateful moment.
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Others put on an inscrutable public front while navigating individual peace accords with Israelis.
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There was a newly appointed American special envoy implementing the accords reached on Ukraine.
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Lavrov said Russia would play its part in ensuring the Minsk accords were honored.
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Key to the accords are elections in the disputed eastern Donbass region of Ukraine.
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Cease-fires in 1994 and 1997 ensued, and talks led to the peace accords.
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" "The United States could convince the Ukrainian leadership to fulfill the Minsk (peace) accords.
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For example, Musk reportedly urged Trump not to pull out of the Paris Accords.
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Netanyahu opposed the Oslo interim peace accords between Israel and the Palestinians in the 1990s.
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And in January of 1973, Nixon signed the Paris Peace Accords, ending the Vietnam War.
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Twenty-five years after the Oslo accords, the Palestinian national movement is weaker than ever.
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It obliges the next three presidents to uphold the letter and spirit of the accords.
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In the final lines, with the accords signed, the characters describe how it eventually collapsed.
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"This also accords with Australia's own interests," China's Foreign Ministry quoted Xi as telling Turnbull.
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Could race have something to do with the level of respect Trump accords to newcomers?
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Ivanka quite clearly tried to convince the President to remain in the Paris climate accords.
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This accords with the interests of both countries and is what the international community expects.
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In any case, the Pope's encyclical on the environment calls for more than climate accords.
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The accords included an extradition treaty and memoranda of understanding on commercial, tourist, educational matters.
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The talks come despite President Trump's decision in May to exit the Paris climate accords.
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Subsequent accords established regular high-level talks and created a framework for sharing defense technology.
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As a result of all this, the Minsk accords are increasingly looking to be unworkable.
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I do so for the same reason I supported the Paris Peace Accords of 1973.
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On climate change:Biden supported the Paris climate accords, which the Trump administration abandoned in 2017.
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So an ECJ ruling that accords with the AG would likely cement those regional retreats.
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Being part-white in Japan accords privilege that people with mixed-Asian heritage rarely enjoy.
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What We Found Some of the promises made in the peace accords have been kept.
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Another explosive papal report, a super typhoon and the 25th anniversary of the Oslo accords.
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Nearly three of four Palestinians believe conditions are worse than before the accords were signed.
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Brands who've signed on to the Bangladesh fire and safety accords to make factories safer.
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An earlier version of this editorial misidentified the signers of the Oslo Accords in 1993.
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We expect President Donald Trump's decision this week on the Paris climate accords this week.
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Not really, the president didn't take my advice to remain in the Paris climate accords.
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Meanwhile, Honda (HMC) is recalling 1.2 million Accords because a battery sensor can short out.
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Workers voted to approve the accords "overwhelmingly," they said, without providing tallies of the ballots.
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That this has gone on since the Oslo Accords of the 1990s is shocking enough.
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But Israel's right wing fought hard against the Oslo Accords, and the mood eventually deflated.
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Tillerson and Ivanka Trump want the United States to stay in the Paris climate accords.
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A key plank of the accords was bringing farmers like Pacheko into the national economy.
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Statoil referred queries about Norway's position regarding international output accords to the ministry of energy.
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The other is that neither interpretation accords at all with Senate Republicans' stated public commitments.
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His decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate accords left America embarrassingly isolated.
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Lesson Four: With Moscow, accords are easier to reach on arms control than on regional disputes.
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He has bemoaned environmental regulations hampering economic growth and trashed international accords like the Paris Agreement.
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Many in Ukraine believe the accords, imposed during a ferocious Russian advance, are a rotten deal.
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I also see the early returns from the Paris accords as pretty discouraging on that point.
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He won the Nobel Peace prize in 230 for his role negotiating peace accords with Palestine.
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They could be controlled by the United Nations, but only if they sign the Whatever Accords.
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The islands were returned to Egypt, along with the Sinai Peninsula, under the Camp David Accords.
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This conversation later inspires Stark to support the superhero-control law known as the Sokovia Accords.
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Instead, would-be negotiators concentrated on reaching the two-state solution outlined in the Oslo Accords.
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This year marks 40 years since then-President Carter signed accords normalizing diplomatic relations with China.
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Meanwhile, the progress toward social equality and collective prosperity promised in the peace accords never materialized.
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America's democracy accords to the president the constitutional prerogative to nominate candidates to the Supreme Court.
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"The EU remains convinced that their accords with Morocco do not violate international laws," she added.
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The goal is in line with the Alpine country's commitment to the 2015 Paris climate accords.
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Canceling the Paris deal and other global climate accords was a key campaign promise by Trump.
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Defended the Paris accords and said China will keep its word on the climate change pact.
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This is, to me, the scariest aspect of Trump's approach to issues like the Paris accords.
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Bosnia's other autonomous entity established under the 1995 Dayton peace accords is the Bosniak-Croat Federation.
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Under the Oslo Accords, Israel promised to negotiate Jerusalem's future as part of a peace agreement.
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But backing out of such accords does serious damage to Trump's reputation as a trustworthy ally.
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The 2013 agreements also created the contemporary foundation of the accords that are being reached now.
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Many Western governments have linked the fulfillment of those accords with lifting economic sanctions against Russia.
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Soon after the first festival closed, the Dayton peace accords were signed, ending the Bosnian War.
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President Iván Duque of Colombia campaigned against the accords and now says he will revise them.
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Laudato Si' proved enormously influential in raising political goodwill for environmental initiatives, including the Paris accords.
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The Oslo accords called for a comprehensive Middle East peace agreement to be negotiated by 26.
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Upon assuming office, one of Mubarak's first acts was to reaffirm Egypt's adherence to the accords.
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In 1993, the Oslo Accords granted limited autonomy to Palestinians in a scattering of disconnected islets.
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It also means a break with the Obama-era focus on multilateral agreements and international accords.
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That would open the way to a series of more limited accords, were Brussels to agree.
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Sanad last year facilitated similar accords to avert violence in the cities of Yathrib and Hawija.
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Last month, Turkey and Libya's internationally recognised government signed accords on maritime boundaries, which enraged Greece.
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The two countries signed commercial accords worth 20 billion euros ($23.5 billion), including the BASF agreement.
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The meeting with Trump would "be a good chance to reiterate Russia's stance that the Minsk accords have no alternative, that the Minsk accords must be implemented, and that measures must be taken to stop provocations which unfortunately Ukraine's armed forces are still carrying out," Peskov said.
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In short, the longstanding rules of temporary side-by-side coexistence in the West Bank, as set out under the Oslo Accords in the 1990s, are already being violated, and bit by bit both sides are taking steps that would nullify the remaining vestiges of the accords.
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It has not formally backed away from NATO, the Paris climate accords or the Iranian nuclear deal.
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It would be the last of 22 accords that have been concluded in the last 18 months.
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And as components for Accords are so readily available, repairs and maintenance are not that expensive, either.
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Of those, 109 countries have formally ratified the accords, which represents 76 percent of greenhouse gas emissions.
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Otherwise the implementation of the entire package of the U.S.-Russian accords reached in Geneva on Sept.
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Shqaire was released after serving just four years following the 1993 Oslo peace accords and subsequent agreements.
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Abbas, a negotiator for the Palestinian side, signed the accords on behalf of the Palestine Liberation Organization.
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That was during the mid-1990s, not long after the Oslo peace accords had gone into effect.
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Others pretend to be Indian Muslims, to take advantage of the warmer welcome Pakistan accords such people.
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The only way the Ukraine crisis could be resolved was through the Minsk peace accords, said Peskov.
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The Palestinian Authority is an interim self-government body set up following the 1993 Oslo peace accords.
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The average American has very little detailed understanding of what pulling out of the Paris accords means.
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Nonetheless, Fox dismissed suggestions that a transitional period might hamper his efforts to reach new accords swiftly.
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Accords were also likely to open up the northern ports of Trieste and Genoa to Chinese goods.
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Tillerson's position threatens United States participation in international environmental in international environmental agreements like the Paris Accords.
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Reports on Wednesday said that Trump is planning to pull the U.S. out of the Paris accords.
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Under the 1993 Oslo interim peace accords, the Palestinians agreed to secure such sites for Jewish access.
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Even now, there are legal maneuvers before Colombia's constitutional court that could hamper implementation of the accords.
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Eerily, the Peace Accords that ended the longest war in American history were also signed in Paris.
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He's talking about "break-through technologies," the type touted by Bill Gates at the Paris climate accords.
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He insists that any movement would be conditional on respect for the Minsk peace accords in Ukraine.
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Half of Americans believe President Trump's decision to exit the accords will stunt long-term economic growth.
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The 1993 Oslo Accords gave the Palestinian Authority civilian control over 98 percent of the Palestinian population.
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Mr. Ban's push is highly unusual in the typically slow-moving world of complex United Nations accords.
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In 2900, they gave away the most ancient Jewish city of Hebron, in the Wye River Accords.
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The body also proposed scrapping the Oslo Accords—landmark agreements with Israel on security and other issues.
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Rejoining the Paris accords is essential, but those targets, set three years ago, need to be updated.
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The Dayton Accords left the country divided between a Serbian autonomous region and a Croat-Muslim federation.
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But the Algiers Accords didn't resolve every outstanding issue — including the legal status of the $400 million.
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He called the American ambassador to Israel an "offensive human being" and pronounced the Oslo Accords dead.
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Our roads are crammed with Honda Accords, Toyota Camrys and Nissan Rogues that roll with safe designs.
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Obama has also spoken out about some of Trump's policy moves, including leaving the Paris climate accords.
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The accords did not demand the dismantling of Israeli settlements or even a halt to settlement growth.
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Nearly 200 nations agreed as part of the Paris accords to limit or cut fossil fuel emissions.
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"There are more than seven million Honda Accords and Toyota Camrys alone on U.S. roads," he said.
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UPDATE: This story has been updated with additional information on the Camp David Accords and Trump's plan.
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J. T. Rogers's fact-based play about the origination of the Oslo peace accords finishes its run.
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Since the 1993 Oslo peace accords, the United States has been committed to a two-state solution.
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Israeli-Palestinian peace talks were based on the 1993 Oslo accords that envisaged a two-state solution.
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Local governments led by Democrats have acted to reverse Trump's efforts on the Paris climate accords. 4.
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But the Algiers Accords didn't resolve every outstanding issue — including the legal status of the $2400 million.
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But they'll never have to get as good mileage as, say, Honda Accords or smaller Ford Fiestas.
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Trump's speech announcing his decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accords -- making the U.S. one of three countries to do so (194 have signed onto the accords) -- was larded with examples of just how differently Trump sees the world and America's place in it than past presidents.
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Mexico will immediately initiate conversations to generate new bilateral trade accords with the participant countries in this partnership.
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In particular, it accords more value to qualities that are useful in the classroom, like accessibility and clarity.
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Those actions would include high-level visits and accords of cooperation in areas of mutual interest, it said.
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Even as they expressed their disappointment, world leaders were quick to reiterate their commitment to the Paris Accords.
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Many also fear a global trade shock if Trump makes good on campaign pledges to review trade accords.
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International accords: It looked for a time like Trump had reconsidered walking away from the Iran nuclear deal.
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Peres, then foreign minister, signed the Oslo Accords on the White House lawn almost exactly 23 years ago.
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Under the country's extradition accords, the man could not be sent from Taiwan to Hong Kong for prosecution.
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Seven months after the photo, the Paris Peace Accords announced the eventual pullout of all American combat forces.
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In the 53 Copenhagen accords, the world's nations concurred with that assessment and set the 2-degrees target.
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Ivanka was the leading voice in her father's administration to keep the US in the Paris climate accords.
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While Trump was trashing globalization and the Paris accords, China's Xi Jinping asserted his country's commitment to both.
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Ivanka, couldn't you have at least re-admitted us to the Paris Climate Accords during your brief reign?
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Palmer, who calls the Paris Accords "overbearing," ought to have better economic and analytical tools at his disposal.
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" In 1993, the year of the Oslo Accords, Shimon Peres published a book called " The New Middle East .
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The Irish government must act to guarantee the progress made by the Good Friday Agreement and subsequent accords.
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As talk of Afghan peace accords grows stronger, both of these realities must figure into the way forward.
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The I.N.F. treaty is regarded as one of the accords that brought an end to the Cold War.
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And the Trump administration is currently pursuing bilateral accords with the European Union as well as with Japan.
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The European Union has hinged lifting sanctions to putting into effect the Minsk II peace accords in Ukraine.
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No major industrial country is on track to meet the commitments that they made under the Paris Accords.
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He will also press Russia to fully implement the Minsk peace accords to end violence in eastern Ukraine.
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Their imprint was eventually evident in the emergence of the Palestinian National Authority after the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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Venezuela's foreign ministry on Friday blamed the rearmament on Duque's failure to follow through on the peace accords.
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JERICHO, West Bank — When the Oslo peace accords were signed a quarter-century ago, residents of Jericho celebrated.
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But while the recordings are wall-to-wall, this somewhat busy documentary rarely accords time for simply listening.
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The new French leader was derisive of Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords.
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The logic for leaving the Paris accords does not hold up to the language of the agreement itself.
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The Oslo Accords and every negotiation towards peace have failed because they did not accept this central issue.
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Vietnam has recently agreed several big trade accords, including ones led by the United States and European Union.
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He previously announced plans to withdraw from the Paris climate accords, calling it an unfair deal for Americans.
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Key to the Minsk accords succeeding are elections in the disputed eastern Donbass region of Ukraine, diplomats say.
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"Something could happen with respect to the Paris accords, let's see what happens," Trump told a news conference.
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Yet war — not just the one in Vietnam, but war more generally — rarely accords to such simple counterfactuals.
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It accords with "Immigrance's" overall bent, which considers the role of migration and exchange in shaping our world.
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He praised the 2015 Paris climate accords and called for a global effort to deal with the issue.
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Knowing he prefers bilateral deals, some analysts think he may replace NAFTA with separate accords with Canada and Mexico.
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Peres won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994 for his role in the landmark Oslo Accords with the Palestinians.
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Gainza's prose, solemn and declarative, accords to Lautrec the dignity that eluded him at various points in his life.
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Since then the EU has concluded such accords with more than 50 countries; dozens more are in the pipeline.
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This research accords with the finding middle-aged people tend to feel one decade younger than their birth certificate.
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In real terms, Gazans are about 25% poorer today than they were at the time of the Oslo accords.
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Extremists on both sides set out to destroy the Oslo accords of 1993, the first step to a deal.
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U.S. officials condemned the vote as breaching the rule of law and an attempt to undermine the peace accords.
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Why are we in the Paris peace accords when we already meet the climate so-called regulations by fracking?
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But such a design, which accords with German nervousness about fiscal transfers, might not be enough in deep downturns.
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Abbas' message refers to Peres' efforts as foreign minister in the early 1990s to conclude the Oslo Peace Accords.
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It all but destroyed the Oslo peace accords through its campaign of suicide-bombings in the 1990s and 2000s.
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The accords totally ignored Israeli settlements and did not bring about Israel withdrawing from a single one of them.
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Besides, in advocating for the Accords, Tony is coming down on the side of responsibility, accountability, and democracy, right?
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But these payments violate both the terms and spirit of the Oslo accords under which the authority was created.
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This would contravene the existing accords, which are contingent on Switzerland allowing free movement of people from the bloc.
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He has said he favors reaching trade agreements with individual countries as opposed to multilateral accords like the TPP.
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Jimmy Carter's presidency is now remembered as much for the Camp David peace accords as its failed single term.
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Much also depends on how Iran regulates the new traffic as the government negotiates new bilateral air traffic accords.
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Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords is an about-face from the policies Obama backed.
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" Trump tweeted on Wednesday he will make his decision about the Paris climate accords "over the next few days.
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An agreement was finally reached at the 6900th hour, though Begin stressed the accords still needed to be approved.
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The accords were only a framework, not a binding treaty, so the process dragged on for six long months.
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Equally, the emphasis on online education is smart — it is cheaper, more flexible, and accords with contemporary student expectations.
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That is what inspired him to partner with Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat to forge the Oslo Peace Accords.
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Zuckerberg, who loudly criticized Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accords in early June, chose the latter.
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The Oslo interim peace accords in the early 1990s set a 20 nautical mile limit, which was never implemented.
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Obama himself sharply criticized Trump's decision this week to withdraw from the Paris accords, which his administration helped negotiate.
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Trudeau said his measures would help Canada meet greenhouse gas emission cuts agreed under the Paris climate change accords.
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These accords will include a joint venture, to be called Persian Metallics, with other international investors, worth $2 billion.
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The play — about the unusual back story to the 1993 Oslo peace accords — has an unusual back story itself.
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Terms were not disclosed, and both accords require the approval of U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald in Manhattan.
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Given the choice, Swiss voters tell pollsters they would not ditch the accords with the EU to cut immigration.
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It's worth noting that earlier accords the US and North Korea signed were much stronger on the denuclearization issue.
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The administration's exit from the Paris accords this year represents a public retreat from diplomatic engagement on climate change.
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Instead he was criticized at home for having joined the 35 leaders, most Europeans, who signed the Helsinki Accords.
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Those perils have largely vanished after peace accords with the main rebel group, the FARC, removed man-made dangers.
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Under longstanding accords, Israel makes monthly transfers to the Palestinian Authority from certain taxes it collects related to Palestinians.
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The Oslo accords called for a negotiated settlement, but did not commit both sides to a two-state solution.
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Yet they praise his efforts to negotiate the Paris Accords that led to the delayed American withdrawal in 1975.
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President Trump announced that the U.S., the biggest carbon polluter in history, would withdraw from the Paris climate accords.
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The Trump administration has rolled back climate policies from the Obama years, including withdrawing from the Paris climate accords.
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The Trump administration itself has already shown the courage of its convictions by withdrawing from the Paris climate accords.
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He largely continued his predecessor Anwar Sadat's policies, including preserving the Camp David accords and diplomatic relations with Israel.
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She noted that trade accords frequently include intellectual property protections even though lawmakers regularly debate copyright and patent reforms.
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The Palestinian Authority administers most of Hebron, a predominantly Palestinian city, under the Oslo peace accords of the 1990s.
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This accords with the reality that the lower limit on interest rates simply was not a problem until recently.
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And Mr. Macron was openly derisive of the American president's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords.
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Barnier has said that free trade accords have in the past offered only limited access for financial service providers.
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The accords have received pushback from immigrant advocacy groups who argue that they risk putting migrants in harm's way.
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He brokered peace in Northern Ireland in the Good Friday Accords, and between Israelis and Palestinians at Wye River.
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As a result, the Paris Peace Accords in 1973 gave Nixon the rationale he needed to withdraw U.S. forces.
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Oslo Accords, which launched peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
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"Some of that accords with their small government ideals," Center for Progressive Reform regulatory wonk James Goodwin told me.
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Norway's greenhouse gas emissions have risen despite pledges for deep cuts under international accords such as the Paris climate deal.
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The Camp David accords Jimmy Carter had with the leaders of Israel and Egypt, they went on for two weeks.
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Both of those accords were the result of years of painstaking diplomacy by European leaders — and Trump unilaterally trashed them.
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Building on last week's accords, Washington has an opportunity to conclude an appropriate trade arrangement with Japan and South Korea.
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But what interests us here is the love, attention, and protection that a cat accords to its house, its territory.
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"Titanic" is a story of a poor young man and a rich girl, which more accords with Chinese audiences' taste.
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When the Labour government under Yitzhak Rabin signed the Oslo accords with the Palestinians in 203, most journalists supported it.
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Details: The agreements with Vietnam and Mercosur follow recent accords the EU has signed with Canada, Japan, Mexico and Singapore.
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Many trans women reject Adichie's notion that they really "experience the privileges that the world accords to men" before transitioning.
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FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER LE MAIRE SAYS WE SHOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF TAXING DIGITAL GIANTS THROUGH ACCORDS RATHER THAN THREATS
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The Oslo accords of 285 created a crazy quilt of autonomous zones in the lands that Israel captured in 1967.
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Under interim peace accords, Israel still controls 60 percent of the West Bank, where most of its settlements are located.
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For nearly a decade following the 230 peace accords, access to archival documents from the civil war period was limited.
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These could include accords on financial services and electricity that are missing in the current hodgepodge of around 120 deals.
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Together, they helped negotiate a ceasefire – which eventually led to peace accords – to end the bloody violence in Northern Ireland.
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The left, traditionally linked with the working class and unions, has long opposed trade accords that might hurt their constituents.
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Though the Ukrainian government and separatist groups have signed two separate peace accords, fighting in the eastern Donbas region continues.
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And when he bowed out of the climate accords, Trump boasted he had been elected to represent Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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Since Trump became president, the EU has focused on championing open markets and sealing trade accords with like-minded countries.
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"I believe that this is not only fair and reasonable but also accords with international practice," Wang said, without elaborating.
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The California Academy of Sciences became the first museum to commit to the Paris Accords to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Paris accords, approved by the United Nations last year, commit almost every country to lowering their greenhouse gas emissions.
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Once the withdrawal is complete, the U.S. will be the only country in the world not part of the accords.
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The Taif Accords, named after the city in Saudi Arabia where the Lebanese Parliament met, ended 15 years of carnage.
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Trump announced at the beginning of June last year that he would withdraw the US from the Paris climate accords.
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He has often targeted the Paris pact in the past and previously announced the U.S. will withdraw from the accords.
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There's also a strain of disdain at political correctness in both Trump's rhetoric and his decision on the Paris accords.
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Implementation and verification proved to be insurmountable in previous nuclear accords like the Six-Party Talks' September 2005 Joint Statement.
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First was Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who left in June after Trump withdrew the US from the Paris climate accords.
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I predicted we'd see words move to action on these two climate-related global accords the Obama administration agreed to.
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There's also the Clean Power Plan — President Obama's contribution to the Paris Climate accords — that is now hamstrung in litigation.
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Antiwar opponents also challenged the claim that South Vietnam was an "independent nation" established by the Geneva Accords of 1954.
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Since the signing of the peace accords, the Colombian government has said it turned the page on that violent era.
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And then there are groups like the one The Times visited, which present a particularly grave threat to the accords.
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At the same time, a vast majority of people will have a gender identity that accords with their natal assignment.
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Although as president he signed the final peace accords that ended the country's civil war, he did not negotiate them.
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It accords U.S. recognition of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank that most of the world regards as illegal.
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"We talked in detail about what could enable him to come back into the Paris accords," Mr. Macron told reporters.
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It survives as an autonomous part of Bosnia under the United States-brokered Dayton peace accords that ended the war.
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Most accords like this take years, sometimes decades, before they become international law—if they're even approved to begin with.
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He claims Israel's "military occupation creates enormous social problems" and charges that Israel has violated the Oslo 6900 peace accords.
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The summit would focus on advancing private and public financing for the climate-related projects agreed to in the accords.
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New drilling concessions are no longer being handed out, but the government says old accords should be kept in play.
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Mr. Netanyahu did not say whether he would seek to annex areas now under Palestinian control under the Oslo Accords.
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Much of the world would consider annexation both a violation of international law and a breach of the Oslo accords.
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"These evaluations are for supervising and guaranteeing that the security of this data accords with China's security standards," the ministry said.
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In seeking to revive Mercosur, Serra will also ask the customs union to be more flexible on members reaching bilateral accords.
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Eighteen cooperation accords have been inked to date, ranging from postal services and science to protecting the environment and healthcare cooperation.
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You do this after everything, Paris accords, the tax cuts, the deregulation, North Korea, everything is the end of the world.
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Luckily, the landmark Paris Accords, which commit almost every country to lowering their greenhouse gas emissions, have already gone into effect.
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The former vice president mentioned the passing of the Affordable Care Act, the Paris climate accords and the Iran nuclear deal.
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The Oslo peace accords in 270 created the Palestinian Authority (PA) and gave it limited autonomy in the Israeli-occupied territories.
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Peres was Israel's foreign minister during talks between Israel and Palestinian representatives, which led to the creation of the Oslo Accords.
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Britain&aposs political coordinator, Stephen Hickey, also urged Burundi&aposs government to pursue an inclusive dialogue and preserve the Arusha accords.
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The most notorious of these accords was forced on China in 1842 by Britain after a war over British opium sales.
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The creamy grid of soaps carpets the ground and is decorated with red glass beads that demarcate the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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The accords were respectively approved last week by U.S. District Judges Paul Crotty and Paul Oetken, who both sit in Manhattan.
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Progress on implementing the Minsk accords, including the elections and restoration of Ukrainian control over its border with Russia, has stalled.
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Rather powerfully, his book accords each realm its own landscape: rugged, sun-baked Arizona for ideas, and swampy Washington for politics.
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But since then, in part because of the violent collapse of the Oslo peace accords, support for the left has eroded.
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Before we look, the wave function is spread out, and it accords different probabilities for the particle being in different places.
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Swiss style (unacceptable): Switzerland has bilateral accords that grant it access to parts of the single market but exclude financial services.
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What he really meant was that Islam doesn't deserve the protections our democracy accords other religions, because Islam isn't a religion.
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He tweeted that, under the Oslo accords, Israel has the right to act against illegal construction that presents a security threat.
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It was the first to break the 21 and 2895.58 accords due to 'not enough action' taken by other OPEC nations.
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"The question is not about the principles since these accords have been signed, but the question of daily implementation," he said.
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Elephants in the room: The administration's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accords, which drew significant condemnation from tech companies.
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Yes, I disagreed with him profoundly on many of his policies, especially the Oslo accords that led to truly painful results.
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Washington and Moscow need to agree to fully implement accords to prevent dangerous military incidents, and allow observers at military exercises.
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" With Mr. Netanyahu running against the Oslo Accords, he added, "Clinton was ready to do whatever he could to help Peres.
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His track record suggests an international outlook, including support for the United Nations, NATO, Iran nuclear deal, and Paris climate accords.
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In that bar, Mr. Larsen explained that he and his wife were intimately involved with the making of the Oslo Accords.
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Honda Accords first rolled off the Swindon assembly line in 22021, just as the single market was about to be launched.
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Norway's greenhouse gas emissions have remained high despite pledges for deep cuts under international accords such as the Paris climate deal.
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Russia and its mercenaries in the Donbas have failed to implement the cease-fire agreed in the February 2015 Minsk accords.
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The formal partition of Bosnia under the Dayton Accords satisfactorily ended a terrible war among the Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, and Croats.
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In then-Czechoslovakia, the Charter 77 movement drew strength from exposing the hypocrisy of their government, a signatory to the accords.
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As the former president of COP 21 what was your reaction to Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris accords?
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While an AG's opinion is not binding on the court, it is highly influential and the court frequently accords with it.
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The former Cold War foes said last month that they hoped to sign as many as six cooperation accords before Jan.
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Back in 1978, during my administration, Israel's prime minister, Menachem Begin, and Egypt's president, Anwar Sadat, signed the Camp David Accords.
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However, since the drafting of the Oslo Accords, Palestinians not only sat at the table but have actively participated in negotiations.
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Most growers' organizations maintain that trade accords like the North American Free Trade Agreement have helped American produce farmers on balance.
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Mr. Cook emailed staff last June to say he had unsuccessfully lobbied the president to remain in the Paris climate accords.
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Others were car experts who knew nuances like the subtle difference in the taillights on the 2007 and 2008 Honda Accords.
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Making sure that the United Kingdom continues to vigilantly honor the Good Friday accords is one of Mick Mulvaney's central tasks.
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We are marking the 25th anniversary to the Oslo accords, the much-celebrated deal that never produced the much-anticipated peace.
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The Oslo accords, first unveiled on the White House lawn with a handshake between Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat on Sept.
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That assessment seems overly optimistic, since the president's policies would harm the environment even if he stood by the climate accords.
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Solemn accords entered into by the United States, like the Iran nuclear deal, are ripped up — and replaced by empty threats.
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It makes sense in terms of your build, because it's more relaxed but still looks modern and accords with the trends.
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He has rolled back a series of environmental regulations and championed Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords.
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World leaders at the summit were unable to reach an agreement on how to better implement the 2015 Paris climate accords.
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That phase also includes agreements by both nations on intellectual property, Trump said, as well as accords on foreign exchange issues.
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However, leaders in cities across the U.S., including Pittsburgh, have vowed to meet the standards set in the Paris climate accords.
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"The (EU) Commission is readying grants of 1.2 billion euros to our countries to help us implement our accords," Rama said.
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However, Macron and Trump have key policy differences, including over Trump's decision to pull the U.S. from the Paris climate accords.
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That's how McFeely and Markus arrived at the Sokovia Accords turning groups like the Avengers into a U.N.-regulated task force.
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Trump also railed against the Paris Climate Accords, which he decided the US would pull out of early in his administration.
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But conservatives are still wary of his support for environmental policies like the Paris Accords and possible endorsement of carbon taxes.
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The 28-nation bloc insists on maintaining the principle of free movement of people, as enshrined in bilateral accords with Switzerland.
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That is the maximum target set out by the Paris Climate Accords, to avoid the most catastrophic impacts of climate change.
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Venezuela's foreign ministry has blamed the dissident rearmament on Colombia President Ivan Duque's failure to follow through on the peace accords.
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The Oslo accords — the plan Salem had set out to support — has deteriorated after rounds of violent confrontations between Israelis and Palestinians.
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"We hope that the next government complies with the peace accords," said Virginia Lobo, a FARC militant living in the same camp.
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"But he sometimes makes it understood that he will rethink it, and I hope that he&aposll rethink well the Paris accords."
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Many American Jews find Christian Zionism to be an alarming apocalyptic cult that accords poorly with the actual substance of Jewish Zionism.
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Shtayyeh's immediate challenge is to shore up the cash-strapped PA, which exercises limited self-rule under interim peace accords with Israel.
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The Oslo accords of 1993 established an autonomous Palestinian Authority under Yasser Arafat, the PLO leader, who returned triumphantly in July 1994.
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"Lieutenant Emma Higashi of the US Navy, seconded to the Brunei Accords Peacekeeping Force and, now, to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department."
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"This accords with the interests of both countries and is what the international community is hoping for," he told a news briefing.
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Vietnam recorded record FDI of $14.5 billion last year, buoyed by strong economic growth and the finalisation of several free-trade accords.
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When Trump made the decision to withdraw the US from the Paris climate accords, leaders around the world expressed disappointment and frustration.
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The two governments have since reached accords on environmental protection and the resumption of direct mail service and scheduled commercial airline flights.
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He noted that the Israeli settler population in the West Bank has grown by 270,000 since the Oslo Accords of the 1990s.
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The court's decisions are binding and failing to implement them is seen as a violation of the peace accords and the constitution.
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Former President Jimmy Carter famously brokered the Camp David Accords between Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk threatened Wednesday to stop advising President Donald Trump if the White House withdraws from the Paris climate accords.
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"Yes, we have an agreement to prolong our accords," Putin told reporters on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Buenos Aires.
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The joint exercise dates back to the early 1980s, following the signing of the Camp David Accords during President Jimmy Carter's administration.
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Since then, several Trump administration officials who supported keeping the U.S. in the Paris climate accords, though under different terms, have left.
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They would weaken controls over Wall Street and repudiate both the Iran nuclear agreement and the Paris accords on combating climate change.
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The accords mark the first settlements in connection with U.S. investigations into subprime auto loan securitization, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said.
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At the same time, he has publicly stated that concessions on the Minsk accords about Ukraine could be made to Russia, e.g.
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On climate change:Castro wants the US to rejoin the agreement to lower global carbon emissions as part of the Paris Climate Accords.
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To prepare for his new role as an international diplomat and peacemaker, Kushner read past peace agreements, including the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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We are no longer collegial participants in world institutions, including the United Nations, and we have pulled out of major global accords.
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And we know that if the content accords with beliefs that the receiver already holds, that person is apt to believe it.
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The six-part 300-pages long document contains more than 570 specific commitments, according to the coding of the Peace Accords Matrix.
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David Cortright is a professor of peace studies at the University of Notre Dame and Director of its Peace Accords Matrix program.
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Its departure from the Paris accords therefore represents not only a turning away from the future, but a denial of its past.
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The international community has been talking about climate change since the 1980s, with a continuous procession of meetings, accords, treaties, and declarations.
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He also advocated for the United States to withdraw from the Paris climate accords, a position that was endorsed by the president.
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Trump cited "massive" Canadian tariffs among other reasons for his abstinence, arguing that such trade accords put the U.S. at a disadvantage.
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I remember the period of the Oslo Accords as a time of great hope, with a feeling of peace in the air.
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The accords were supposed to "expire" after a five-year interim period during which the parties were to conclude a final agreement.
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Skaskiw had come here to collect evidence of Russian violations of the Palo Alto Accords, which had banned offensive autonomous weapons systems.
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The landmark accords were hashed out in tense talks at Camp David, the rustic presidential retreat in the Catoctin Mountains of Maryland.
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After the United States pulled out of the Paris climate accords, California's governor, Jerry Brown, became the nation's unofficial climate change ambassador.
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The P.L.O. announced its "total rejection" of the accords soon after they were signed, warning of an "open plot" against Palestinian rights.
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"This would go against the grain of years of G7 accords which maintain that markets should set exchange rates," Rabobank's Foley said.
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He traces Bosnia's troubles to the poor implementation of the Dayton accords, which he says favors Bosnian Muslims over Serbs and Croats.
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Democrats, he said, have a habit of designing global warming accords without the input and approval of Congress, particularly on emissions targets.
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Hard-liners on both sides vowed to scuttle the Oslo accords, and ultimately they did a splendid job of doing just that.
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She lost touch with O'Neal after he was sent home not long after the Paris Peace Accords were signed in January 1973.
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News of Wuco&aposs position comes as the future of US arms treaties, specifically the New START accords with Russia, is uncertain.
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Among other things, the United States delegation insisted that a pledge to support the 2015 Paris accords on climate change be dropped.
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Unlike Britain, Switzerland has a patchwork of sectoral accords with the EU that remain in place even if the treaty talks fail.
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Unlike Britain, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords with the EU that remain in effect even if treaty talks fail.
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They were invited into the country in 2014 to counter the ISIS threat, and it's unclear how the resolution affects those accords.
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In response, Trump has withdrawn from two major international agreements -- the Iran nuclear deal and the Paris climate accords -- brokered by Obama.
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Several members from African nations had stood on Tuesday to support the "Traditional" plan, saying it accords with scripture's teachings on sexuality.
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Yet, one looks in vein to see the any ill effects on global stocks from the US withdrawal from the Paris accords.
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The two-state solution began to take shape after the 1993 Oslo accords and was endorsed by President Bill Clinton in 2001.
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After the accords, former FARC commander Alfonso Mendez headed the government's voluntary crop-substitution initiative in this region of southern Bolivar state.
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The U.S. subsequently ignored repeated violations of the accords, before a North Vietnamese offensive eventually rolled into the South two years later.
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Kane said the U.S. is suddenly stopping bilateral nuclear arms accords because it sees them as restrictive when competing with other emerging rivals.
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The talk that the United States will decrease its participation in international regulatory agreements on banking like the Basel Accords is one example.
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She also glanced over climate change in her speech, but also named that — including rejoining the Paris climate accords — as a top priority.
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Not to mention that President Trump has pulled the U.S. out of the Paris climate accords and out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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" Friedman went on to mentioned the 1993 Oslo Accords' requirement that Palestinian leaders end incitement against Israel: "We haven't made progress since then.
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"Jerry is America's leading proponent for climate change with Trump, taking a 214 position on the Paris climate accords," said former California Gov.
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The terms of the accords allowed alternative sentences if the former rebels confessed before the special tribunal and paid compensation to their victims.
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"It's a bit like agreeing to the Paris Climate Accords and then realizing you're a megapolluter and way over your limits," McSherry says.
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More than two years later, and Trump remains steadfast in his decision to leave the accords, a cornerstone of Macron's philosophy and worldview.
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The group, composed of Colombia, Mexico, Chile, and Peru, has already reached several accords in areas such as free commerce and immigration rules.
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That refers to peace accords which Moscow made with Ukraine, Germany and France and that are intended to end conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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The two leaders still believed in the Accords, even in the face of a stalled peace process and amid growing criticism of Oslo.
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After that, Castro supported, trained, and armed guerrillas in Guatemala, subjecting the country to a conflict that ended with the 1996 peace accords.
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On the call, Perry walked them through energy policy issues, such as coal shipments and the US's withdrawal from the Paris climate accords.
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Trump, who took office last Friday, reiterated on Thursday he would strike numerous bilateral deals, as opposed to multilateral accords like the TPP.
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He said Trump made clear to Putin that the so-called Minsk Accords to settle the Ukraine conflict is the right path forward.
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Tony Stark is trying to push the Sokovia Accords, an agenda that would have the Avengers submit to control under the United Nations.
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Because the Speedy Trial Act accords criminal suits precedence, litigants involved with civil matters experience problems setting trial dates and finishing their litigation.
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"Our initial platform is the implementation of the Havana accords," Pastor Alape, a member of the FARC's secretariat, told Reuters at the congress.
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It is unclear, however, what effect it will have as in many cases bilateral accords for migrants' return already exist and are implemented.
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Trudeau has said the carbon price will help Canada make the greenhouse gas cuts it agreed under the 2015 Paris climate change accords.
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Maybe it's time to embrace a vision of merit that accords "best and brightest" status to hearts and souls, as well as minds.
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Critics argued this went against the two-term limit outlined in the constitution established through the 2005 peace accords that ended the war.
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So the Sokovia Accords, under which the Avengers have agreed to accept the supervision of a UN panel, mark a major step forward.
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Also on his watch, Washington backed early diplomacy between Israel and the Palestinians, which led to the Oslo accords in the Clinton presidency.
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The peculiar communally based politics of Lebanon under the Taif accords of 1991 may have kept the peace, but has led to paralysis.
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Because the Speedy Trial Act accords criminal prosecutions precedence, litigants participating in civil cases experience difficulty securing trial dates and concluding their lawsuits.
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While the armistice has remained a symbol of hope over the years, history has been far less kind to the accords that followed.
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Neither will they pressure Ukraine to accept the Minsk accords when Russia violated them before the ink was dry and still does so.
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Zakaria noted that the location of the Trump-Putin meeting is "an interesting choice," given that the historic Helsinki Accords was signed there.
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For example, a 1992 memo about genocide in Bosnia is credited with helping bring about the Dayton Accords that ended the war there.
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The United States specifically recognized this sovereignty in the 6900 Geneva Accords and the 2628 Paris Peace Treaty that ended the Vietnam War.
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Then he told me something I did not know: that there was a clandestine diplomatic back channel that had made the accords possible.
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Amichai marks the first state-approved settlement in the West Bank since the signing of the Israeli-Palestinian Oslo peace accords in 1993.
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ET, on Thursday, President Donald Trump appeared in the Rose Garden to announce the U.S. would formally withdraw from the Paris climate accords.
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I remembered the first time I saw Shimon in person -- standing on the White House lawn for the signing the historic Oslo Accords.
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No. I don't think Israel ever intended to allow it, not even in the Oslo Accords, which turned out to be a hoax.
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In 2016, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) adopted a resolution to align aviation with the goals set by the Paris climate accords.
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Promising to pursue "mutually beneficial commerce" through bilateral trade agreements, Mr. Trump roundly condemned the kind of multilateral accords his predecessors had pursued.
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In 1994, after the Oslo Accords which aimed to end the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, the first Gaza-Israel fence went up.
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Today is the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Egypt-Israeli peace treaty, a direct offshoot of the 1978 Camp David accords.
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In many areas where the FARC has disarmed, the government has yet to arrive in force, breaking a key promise of the accords.
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The Good Friday peace accords of 1998 were signed by Ireland and Britain with the agreement of most of Northern Ireland's political parties.
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His point is not to minimize our national responsibility, but to highlight that merely rejoining the Paris Accords will not be nearly enough.
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When peace accords include measures proactively preventing violence, like creating commissions to resolve disputes and demilitarized zones, fighting is less likely to recur.
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In other words he's trying to make the deal what it was not, while pointing out that people should uphold accords they sign.
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Velázquez. He remains the most important painter in my life, because of the absolute respect he accords to all the people he portrays.
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WASHINGTON — After they wooed him in Taormina, Italy, in 2017, President Trump snubbed world leaders by dropping out of the Paris climate accords.
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WORK "The Prisoner's Dilemma" NEGOTIATION Fictional peace talks between a Soviet Republic and a Muslim province within it, inspired by the Oslo accords.
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Carter is famous for having brokered the Camp David Accords with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin in 1978.
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White House advisor Steve Bannon and EPA Director Scott Pruitt have repeatedly pressured the president to pull the United States from the accords.
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He said the view that the sanctions should only be lifted when there is 100 percent compliance with the Minsk accords is unrealistic.
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So it is easier to win your case if your argument accords with the social and cultural values favored among the contemporary elite.
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Unfortunately, President Trump's recent decision threatens to put the final nail in the coffin of the Oslo accords and a two state solution.
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In the Trump era, ''unapologetic'' constitutes a state of mind: There is no shame in flouting norms, exiting accords, jeopardizing international relationships, lying.
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WASHINGTON — After they wooed him in Taormina, Italy, in 2017, President Trump snubbed world leaders by dropping out of the Paris climate accords.
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But Musk said many of the trade-ins it received were mass-market vehicles, including the Toyota Prius and Honda Accords and Civics.
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The accords split Bosnia into two autonomous regions, the Serb Republic and the Bosniak-Croat Federation, which are linked via a weak central government.
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The shooting was preceded by widespread condemnation of Rabin from the right because his decision to sign the Oslo Accords, which Clinton had published.
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Said they discussed the crisis in Ukraine and agreed that the Minsk peace accords are the only way forward, and spoke about North Korea.
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Twenty-five years after the Oslo accords, which were meant to end the conflict, it is a struggle just to stop things getting worse.
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Certain new Accords will be available with a new 10-speed auto shift, which Honda called a first for a front-wheel drive car.
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Honda's operating profit from North America fell 40.6 percent in the first quarter largely due to higher incentives to clear inventory of older Accords.
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The two countries had full diplomatic relations between 1995 and 2000 after the Oslo Accords were signed between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization.
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Vietnam's economy has been energizes by the opening up of dozens of business sectors under Dung and his government's pursuit of free trade accords.
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Vietnam saw a record high FDI of $14.5 billion last year, buoyed by strong economic growth and the finalisation of several free-trade accords.
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The "one country, two systems" formula accords Hong Kong a degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed in mainland China, including freedom of speech.
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As foreign minister in 1993, he and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin sealed the Oslo accords, a groundbreaking 1993 interim peace deal with the Palestinians.
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He was so torn up that he decided to sign the Sokovia Accords to work as a hero for hire under the government's control.
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Brzezinski helped Carter bridge wide gaps between the rigid Egyptian and Israeli leaders, Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin, leading to the Camp David accords.
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Such accords, where shareholders get no cash, must meet a high bar to win approval in that state under new standards announced on Friday.
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The 1995 Oslo Accords stipulated that 80% of the water from the aquifer would go to Israel, with the rest allocated to the Palestinians.
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Most settlements are concentrated in Area C of the West Bank, which under the 1993 Oslo interim peace accords is fully controlled by Israel.
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Also Thursday, the House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing on the Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accords.
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Accords from model years 2004 and 2005 have been recalled four other times by Honda, beginning in June 2014, to replace defective Takata inflators.
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The two have clashed over the Paris Climate Accords, North Korea, and the decision to move the United States's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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Under the Oslo accords of the mid-1990s, Israel retains full control over Area C, where large tracts have been declared closed military areas.
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Bainimarama is a leading voice for action against climate change and led Fiji to become the first nation to ratify the Paris climate accords.
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Our founders never contemplated political parties and the Constitution does not mention, let alone regulate, them, though our political tradition accords them great weight.
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Trump pulled out of the Paris Climate accords earlier this year and had previously had called climate change a "hoax" perpetrated by the Chinese.
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Not only have countries reaffirmed their commitment to the climate accords, they have also pledged to speed up the shift away from fossil fuels.
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The Paris accords included nearly all countries and could be said to be an expression of our awareness of ourselves as a single species.
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But the Iran and Cuba deals were of a different nature than those accords, or similar breakthroughs by Ronald Reagan or George H.W. Bush.
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In the Netherlands, the people of the Netherlands took the government to court because they were failing to honor the Paris accords and won.
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To that end, laws and rulemakings (and accords) that require emissions reductions and/or increased penetration of renewables should be understood to benefit EVs.
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The 30-year state of war between Israel and Egypt, for example, ended only when the United States brokered the 1978 Camp David accords.
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The accords stopped the immediate killing, but they also froze front lines and did not entirely ensure that the malefactors would be held accountable.
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The Palestinian Authority (PA) is the interim Palestinian government created by the 22014 Oslo Accords to administer Gaza and parts of the West Bank.
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In the time the newspaper didn't publish, turmoil in Iran intensified, the Camp David accords were signed and a new papacy began and ended.
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That makes the EU — the world's third biggest polluter — the first major industrial bloc to commit to climate neutrality under the Paris climate accords.
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In the time the newspaper was away, turmoil in Iran intensified, the Camp David accords were signed and a new papacy began and ended.
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Victory will require broad international cooperation, as illustrated by the nearly 200 nations that signed on to the recent Paris accords on climate change.
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And the president, long a climate change skeptic, is taking the steps to fulfill a campaign promise to withdraw from the Paris climate accords.
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There's no surer way to drive the president to paroxysms than to suggest he extend a hand to Muslims, signed accords between allies notwithstanding.
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The peace accords were initially struck down by a narrow majority of voters, who were angered that it was too lenient on the rebels.
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On Thursday, the leaders of France, Germany and Italy issued a joint statement rejecting Mr. Trump's assertion that he would renegotiate the climate accords.
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Following news of the walkout, Jeff Bezos pledged to reduce the company's carbon footprint by 2040, a decade earlier than the Paris climate accords.
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Exiting international accords like the Paris Agreement will negatively impact trade, economic vitality, the state of our environment, and relationships amongst the world community.
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On Saturday, he acknowledged the wide differences between Mr. Trump and the other members of the Group of 7 on the Paris climate accords.
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The Oslo accords between Israel and the Palestinians were signed, and Nelson Mandela became president of South Africa after spending three decades in prison.
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More than half of all Palestinians were born after the 1993 Oslo peace accords that were meant yield a two state solution, Kraehenbuehl said.
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It would also likely end any faint hopes of a two-state solution in the Middle East, nearly 30 years after the Oslo Accords.
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Trump, who has withdrawn the US from several international accords, made the announcement ahead of US national security adviser John Bolton's visit to Moscow.
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But one possible avenue is a mechanism established under Strand 2 of the Good Friday Agreement, which ended decades of violence, and subsequent accords.
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Mr. Kabila was an initiator of peace accords between warring factions in 2003 that led to the end of much of Congo's deadly war.
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From the start, the accords promised more than the Colombian government could give, said Sergio Guzman, founder of business consultancy firm Colombia Risk Analysis.
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A high point of his presidency was Carter's role in brokering the 1978 Camp David Accords that ushered in peace between Israel and Egypt.
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Other than those free trade agreements, Trump is indicating that he'll pursue bilateral trade agreements — accords between the US and just one other country.
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For Peres, who helped negotiate the Oslo Accords — they formally created an official Palestinian government — in the early 1990s, however, things turned out differently.
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After interim accords in December on key parts of the divorce terms, EU leaders agreed to launch talks on the transition and the future relationship.
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He also said progress had been made implementing the Minsk accords to end the conflict in Ukraine but that the process needed to go faster.
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On climate change: Ryan wants the United States to rejoin the Paris Climate Accords, but has called for further action to combat global climate change.
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But young people are still not permitted to participate directly in negotiations on international accords, such as the Paris Agreement on climate change, Basu noted.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), though now put in doubt by President Donald Trump, shows such accords are compatible with separate, sovereign governments.
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Gun rights advocates believe Locke is in their corner because he accords citizens a inviolable right of self-defense, which also extends to one's property.
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"We need to do in a year what others didn&apost do in many years," he said, expressing confidence his government would notch more accords.
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The PA, established in 1993 as part of the Oslo Peace Accords, was supposed to be an interim step toward a full-fledged, democratic government.
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His stratagem was to concede a referendum on independence, but to defer it for ten years—a deal formalised in the Matignon Accords of 1988.
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The accords says a guilty verdict will lead to "restricted liberty" but it leaves it up to the tribunals to define what that will mean.
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But the case, he argues, accords with a broader picture of a dysfunctional, overloaded judicial system that is open to influence from politicians and oligarchs.
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"I signed the peace accords but I can also make war," said Álvaro Arzú, a former Guatemalan president who is now mayor of Guatemala City.
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The existence of multi-layered governments created under the Dayton peace accords that ended Bosnia's 1992-95 war has obstructed decision-making and stifled development.
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Francis praised countries helping refugees and thanked them for "bearing this extra burden, because it seems that international accords are more important than human rights".
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A three-hour staging of the secret channels that led to the signing of the Oslo accords in 1993, it is witty and fast-paced.
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The play largely avoids regurgitating talking points and technical briefing notes (except to parody them) and instead looks at the Oslo accords' more universal themes.
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In that role, Peres concluded the Oslo Peace Accords, for which he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2007 with Rabin and Yasser Arafat.
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The portrayal of China as an efficient, commercially minded, strategically brilliant government that, at its leisure nabs technology from foreign companies, rarely accords with reality.
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But there is a mid-point, a way of depicting health more faithfully that, rather than making games less enjoyable, accords them depth and intrigue.
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An entity created to monitor the Dayton Accords, the Office of the High Representative, as well as the United Nations help run the place, too.
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And he helped Carter bridge wide gaps between the rigid Egyptian and Israeli leaders, Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin, leading to the Camp David accords.
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They took hold in El Salvador after the US began deporting large numbers of Salvadorans in the wake of the country's peace accords in 1992.
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But Brussels has been pushing for a treaty that would sit atop those accords and have the Swiss routinely adopt changes to single market rules.
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Brexit supporters have said rapidly agreed trade accords with the United States and other countries will make a prosperous "Global Britain" outside the European Union.
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The legislation will be in place until a "political settlement of the situation" in these regions based on the Minsk peace accords, the Kremlin said.
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The relationship between Israelis and Palestinians has been deteriorating constantly since the breakdown of the Oslo accords, and today it is arguably worse than ever.
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Consider: Trump's suspicion of globalism -- as evidenced by his decision to pull the US out of the Paris climate accords -- is a hallmark of Bannonism.
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Meanwhile, the FARC, which for many years funded its operations through trafficking, committed in the accords to helping the government combat cultivation of illegal crops.
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EU accords with Singapore and with Vietnam were at the ratification stage, while deals with Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand were being negotiated, he added.
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Merkel said there had not been the desired progress in implementing the Minsk accords, but Germany would continue to work to ensure they were implemented.
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Union accords prevented Air France from acquiring Aigle Azur, a smaller domestic rival that went bankrupt in September, after the group withdrew an initial bid.
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It has been more than 2900 years since Israel and the PLO signed their first agreement – the Oslo Accords – and the PLO formally recognized Israel.
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Gerald Ford During his short presidency, Ford signed the Helsinki accords with Moscow that cemented the post-World War II territorial status quo in Europe.
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Guillier and Pinera have both pledged to streamline the mine permitting process, though Guillier has suggested modifying free-trade accords to promote domestic mineral processing.
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And I remembered the first time that I saw Shimon in person – standing on the White House lawn for the signing the historic Oslo Accords.
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But the Helsinki Accords included a "Third Basket" of provisions that called on all signatories to respect human rights and basic freedoms within their borders.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump announced, as expected, Thursday afternoon that the United States would be pulling out of the Paris accords on climate change.
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"To us the Paris Agreement is more than an obligation—it's a conviction," Daimler said in a press release, referring to the 123 climate accords.
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And this was central to the Paris Accords — no single nation benefiting at the expense of another, but instead working together to save our planet.
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After President Trump announced his plans to withdraw from the Paris accords in June, Bloomberg himself pledged $2025 million to the fight against climate change.
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First, in defiance of the Oslo Accords, Israel refuses to transfer to us Area C, the West Bank lands comprising 63 percent of Palestinian territory.
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It has been more than twenty years since Israel and the PLO signed their first agreement – the Oslo Accords – and the PLO formally recognized Israel.
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Some members of Congress suggested last month that if the law were to take effect it could upend the special status Washington accords the territory.
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These include accords on climate and migration, and the Human Rights Council, Unesco and the agency that helps the 5.5 million Palestinians classified as refugees.
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Foremost is a proposal to allow employers to negotiate directly with employees on a range of workplace issues, overriding sector-wide accords struck by unions.
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The valley, currently home to about 65,000 Palestinians and 11,000 Jewish settlers, remained under Israeli military control under the Oslo peace accords signed in 1993.
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The team calls for the North to join two global accords meant to halt the making of nuclear arms and the means of delivering them.
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OPINION An editorial on Wednesday about anti-Semitic comments by the Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, misidentified the signers of the Oslo Accords in 1993.
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Ankara signed two separate accords with the GNA last month: one on security and military cooperation and another on maritime boundaries in the eastern Mediterranean.
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A committee member also resigned in 1994 when Yasser Arafat won alongside Yitzhak Rabin and Shimon Peres for their roles in negotiating the Oslo accords.
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Political leaders have negotiated several climate-related accords over the years: the Kyoto Protocol, which came into effect in 53; the Paris Agreement in 2016.
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The dealership sells about 500 Accords and Civics, combined, per month and Accord sales are up nearly 13 percent so far this year, he said.
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And the world recognized the Jewish people's indigenous existence in this land in the Balfour Declaration of 1917 and the San Remo Accords of 1920.
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He stuck to that message Wednesday, vowing to renegotiate existing deals to better represent American interests and criticizing Clinton for previously backing other trade accords.
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The accords helped create and fund the PA—in exchange for Palestinian promises to make peace with Israel and end incitement and support for terror.
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The mantle of poet accords Kaur a kind of legitimacy, as it always has; you could write about her work for your college application essay.
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Some Americans would see this deal as buying the same horse for a third or fourth time, given past nuclear accords that Pyongyang has violated.
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All this could come with 2 degrees Celsius of warming — the threshold that world leaders pledged to stay below in the Paris accords of 2015.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Mahmoud Abbas, above center, of the Palestinian Authority said that Israel had killed the 225s Oslo peace accords.
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At the top of agenda: getting countries to agree on rules to implement the Paris climate accords for 2020, when the pact goes into effect.
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The U.S.-brokered Dayton Accords of 1995 halted the bloodshed by dividing Bosnia into a semi-autonomous Serb Republic entity and a Bosniak-Croat Federation.
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Opponents argued this violated the two-term limit set out in the constitution, based on the 2005 Arusha peace accords that ended the civil war.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpStates slashed 4,400 environmental agency jobs in past decade: study Biden hammers Trump over video of world leaders mocking him Iran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report MORE is expected to withdraw the United States from the accords next year, which will make the U.S. the only country in the world not a part of the accords.
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Biden would push for net-zero emissions by 2050, reenter the Paris climate accords and ban new oil and gas permits on public lands and waters.
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"Maintaining the peace and stability of the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asia accords with the interests of all sides and is all parties' responsibility," he added.
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China has taken significant steps to tackle pollution and climate change in recent years, from limiting coal production to signing last year's Paris climate change accords.
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" Duque has said he does not want to return to conflict and his objections aim to improve the accords and create a "peace that unites us.
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Rabin was accused of compromising Israel as a Jewish state and was portrayed at anti-Oslo Accords rallies in a Nazi SS uniform, Clinton said Thursday.
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You appreciate the need to update trade accords, such as your advocacy for dairy farmers in NAFTA, but you also recognize the benefits of global commerce.
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The good news is that most of the world's nations have agreed to work together to start dealing with the problem, ratifying the 2015 Paris accords.
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The West Bank is broken down into Areas A, B, and C, according to the Oslo Accords, a series of peace agreements made in the 1990s.
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The Palestinian Authority (PA), the limited self-government created under the Oslo Accords of 1993, often threatens to stop security co-operation with the Israeli army.
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He said his campaign team was studying the possibility of modifying free trade accords which penalize refined copper exports from Chile, in effect incentivizing raw concentrate.
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American oil firms prefer to dig in their heels, arguing that market forces are a better way to reduce emissions than "international accords or government initiatives".
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His presidency is best remembered for the Iran hostage crisis, an economic recession and the Camp David Accords, which led to an Egypt-Israel peace treaty.
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A similar portion favored another armed intifada, having lost faith in a negotiated peace and the Oslo accords on which Mr. Abbas has staked his career.
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"To bash these internationally agreed-upon accords is very counterproductive," Danilovich said on the sidelines of The New York Times Energy for Tomorrow conference in Paris.
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Brown has promoted California as a leader in environmental causes in the wake of President Donald Trump&aposs rejection of U.S. participation in international climate accords.
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While longstanding peace in the region failed to flourish after the Oslo Accords, Peres maintained that the talks were essential in opening the door to communication.
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The bloc has struck trade accords struck with Japan, Mexico and Singapore and is in negotiations with the Mercosur bloc of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
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Why it matters: The U.S. was the only member of the Security Council to defend the Israeli measure, which is a violation of the Oslo Accords.
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Intesa has said it would like a deal with a global asset manager to pave the way for other accords with smaller or same-size partners.
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EU Trade chief Cecilia Malmstrom said the Commission, which negotiates trade deals on behalf of EU countries, had a "fantastic simultaneous capacity" to negotiation such accords.
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And he managed a significant number of foreign policy achievements, including the Camp David Accords making peace between Israel and Egypt, and the Panama Canal treaties.
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Another possibility is to withdraw the US entirely from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the group of nations that agreed to the accords.
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Then again, when only 13% of "conservative Republicans" believe the scientific consensus on climate change, apparently even the most basic accords are a step too far.
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What you get is something much sexier: a whole lot of rose accords, lemons and oranges, warm amber and vanilla, tropical coconut water and ylang ylang.
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He shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1994 with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat for the Oslo peace accords.
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The administration official said there had been progress toward sealing bilateral defence accords with Hungary and Slovakia, which is looking to buy F-16 fighter jets.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang, asked about the protests, said China and Myanmar are traditional friends whose cooperation accords with the interests of both countries.
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In Ukraine, Kerry's third visit there since Russia annexed Crimea, he will focus on the implementation of the Minsk peace accords and the country's reform agenda.
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And throughout the conference, Trump reaffirmed his commitment to withdrawal from the Paris climate accords -- on the basis that it remains a bad deal for America.
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"One scenario is that those countries that want the sanctions lifted say Ukraine is not doing enough to fulfill the Minsk peace accords," said one diplomat.
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And in the final slap at America's allies and friends, Trump was the only G7 leader not to sign a reaffirmation of the Paris climate accords.
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So far, 13 states have pledged to follow the accords of the climate agreement, but Hawaii is the first to make something that is legally official.
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But most of today's regulations stem from international accords like the Basel rules on bank capital or domestic proposals in the Vickers report into bank structure.
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Clearly, those accords need to be updated, heeding the experiences and lessons learned by the nations that have paid the highest price in the drug war.
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Union accords also prevented Air France from acquiring Aigle Azur, a smaller domestic rival that went bankrupt in September, after the group withdrew an initial bid.
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The first is that he is pursuing an agenda -- rolling back Obama era regulations, supporting Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords etc.
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Though the accords are not a treaty, Ford managed to get the Soviet Union to reluctantly concede to language about the need to respect human rights.
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Like the best trade accords, the Trans-Pacific Partnership is also a strategic boost to liberty and stability in the fastest-growing part of the globe.
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The Google deal comes as officials in Havana and Washington are working to wrap up pending commercial accords before President Barack Obama leaves office next month.
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When the U.S. exited from the Paris Climate accords, it afforded an easy and cheap opportunity for President Xi to present himself as an international statesman.
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Union accords also prevented Air France from acquiring Aigle Azur, a smaller domestic rival that went bankrupt in September, after the group withdrew an initial bid.
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In this case, air bag modules originally designed for South American vehicles were installed on a number of 2004-2007 Accords, Honda said in a statement.
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While some of them have splurged on Teslas and Paganis, other high-end rides, others have chosen to stick to Ford pickup trucks and Honda Accords.
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During the transition, Saeb Erekat, a Palestinian negotiator who had worked on the Oslo Accords, travelled to Washington for meetings with members of the outgoing Administration.
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The Italian bank however had struck accords with a number of investment firms who took on unsold shares as part of deals to buy other assets.
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Last year saw unusually fast paced liberal measures being introduced, however, including Vietnam's accession to multilateral free-trade accords, including the U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Accords that balance security and socioeconomic reform and provide greater policy detail with clear implementation guarantees emerging from longer negotiation processes are associated with higher success.
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It was used in forging the 1978 Camp David accords between President Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt and Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel, for example.
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The amnesty had protected them from prosecution for crimes committed during the country's bloody 19803-year civil war that ended with peace accords signed in 1992.
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The amnesty had protected them from prosecution for crimes committed during the country's bloody 12-year civil war that ended with peace accords signed in 1992.
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One of the expected accords would enable Italy's state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti to sell debt to investors in mainland China, two sources told Reuters.
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More than a dozen cooperation accords have been inked to date, ranging from postal services and law enforcement to protecting marine life and fighting drug trafficking.
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Bill Clinton was on hand for the signing of the Oslo Accords in in 1993 between Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
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Two sources close to the matter on Wednesday said such accords totalled 120 million euros, bringing the total raised on the market to 497 million euros.
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Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev eased geopolitical burdens by negotiating arms control accords and withdrawing forces from Afghanistan, so that more resources could flow to the economy.
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In the case of the Paris climate accords, 59 percent of non-Trump Republicans said the United States should participate versus 34 percent of Trump Republicans.
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George Mitchell, a former Senate majority leader, helped to bring about the Good Friday peace accords in Ireland, and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Why would North Korea negotiate with the United States over its nuclear stockpile when it sees how little store the Trump administration sets by diplomatic accords?
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And, of course, the Trump administration's withdrawal from the Paris climate accords stands as a monument to its failure to appreciate the gravity of this threat.
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Like the territory of Bosnia, its common tongue — a Slavic language that was once known as Serbo-Croatian — was divided into three in the Dayton accords.
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North Korea and the United States made similar, broadly worded commitments in the past, in nuclear disarmament accords signed in 1994 and in 2005, for example.
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The company's review process "accords with all industry best practices and relevant law," David Zwick, Transworld's chief financial officer, said in a statement to The Times.
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This summer, shortly after receiving a pointedly given copy of the Pope's 2015 encyclical on climate change, Laudato Si', Trump withdrew from the Paris climate accords.
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More than 20 years later, another committee member resigned when Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, was included among the recipients for work on the Oslo Accords.
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Handing the islands to Saudi Arabia makes the kingdom a party to the Camp David accords and so provides justification for its developing rapprochement with Israel.
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It would be one where Palestinian rejectionism once again becomes the main theme of the Israel-Palestine conflict, and not the idea of the Oslo Accords.
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In contrast, men brokering the 1995 Dayton Peace Accords to settle the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina invited only hardliners, which shut out women from the delegation.
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Ahead of President Trump's pullout of the Paris climate accords, world leaders tried hard to convince him to remain during a G-7 Summit in Sicily.
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Dr. Rabinovici traced the origins of Sesame to the 503 Oslo Accords, when Yitzhak Rabin and Yasir Arafat shook hands in front of President Bill Clinton.
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Mr. Netanyahu was an avowed opponent of the Oslo Accords when he was in the political opposition, before 1996, the year he first became prime minister.
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Hamas, which seized the Gaza Strip in 2007 from the rival Fatah movement, and last fought a war with Israel in 2014, rejects the Oslo accords.
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"They could invoke the Commerce Clause of the Constitution as part of an effort to prevent states from signing climate accords with foreign countries," he says.
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"If this doesn't get resolved through accords and a clarification of commitments, we will have to ask ourselves questions and rethink our military positioning," he said.
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The Hungarian branch of the Helsinki Freedom Committee, which defends the spirit of the 1975 Helsinki Accords on human rights, filed a similar suit last week.
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What attracted me to Buddhism is partly just how closely it accords with my understanding of human nature based on my past study of evolutionary psychology.
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Mr. Trump believes that multilateral accords — like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, from which he pulled out in his first week in office — are stacked against America.
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The United States needs to prioritize climate change as a national security issue and should rejoin the Paris climate accords limiting greenhouse gas emissions, he said.
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The EU's drift away from the United States has spurred on a free trade deal with Canada and helped to reach accords with Japan and Mexico.
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The sources cited U.S. anti-trust laws as the main reason why Norway does not join accords on production, such as the deal agreed in December.
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The war ended with peace accords in 1996, and the death of the bishop at a time when the wounds were still so fresh rocked the country.
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That trend started to peter out with the signing of the now defunct Oslo Accords peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) in 1993.
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He added that substantial progress had been made to end the conflict in Ukraine, but that the implementation of the Minsk peace accords needed to go faster.
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Washington's influence in Baghdad is limited and relations with Iran are in shambles under a Trump administration still focused backwards on the Obama-era Iran nuclear accords.
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Continued access into 2019 can only be granted if Switzerland makes headway on agreeing to replace more than 100 bilateral accords with a new treaty, officials said.
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They did it with the Paris Accords, North Korea, tax cuts and now this, and the fact that they are always wrong, it doesn&apost stop them.
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Creditors including Banco do Brasil SA, Banco Bradesco SA, Itaú Unibanco Holding SA and state development bank BNDES signed binding refinancing accords as part of the deal.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Israel's decision to eject observers in Hebron may be a breach of the implementation of the Oslo accords, the Norwegian foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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These were among the worst years of Guatemala's brutal 36-year-long conflict between the government and left wing rebels that ended with peace accords in 1996.
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These were among the worst years of Guatemala's brutal 23-year-long conflict between the government and left wing rebels that ended with peace accords in 1996.
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One of Trump's campaign promises was to leave the climate accords, a landmark agreement that commits almost every country in the world to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Vladimir Putin emphasized that the new Kiev leadership needs to take real steps to implement the Minsk accords, which are key to resolving the internal Ukrainian conflict.
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This month marked 25 years since the signing of the Oslo Peace Accords, a theoretically temporary agreement that established the PA in the West Bank and Gaza.
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Italy's biggest utility said on Monday it had signed binding accords for the acquisition of fibre-optic group Metroweb as it pushed ahead with broadband rollout plans.
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Mr. Peres recalls the polarized, poisonous atmosphere of 1995, as the Israeli right mobilized against the Oslo accords and Rabin's negotiations with Yasser Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization.
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Cade said Camargo Correa had struck prior accords related to alleged cartel formation in bidding for the Angra 3 nuclear power plant and two major rail lines.
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"We are signing accords with the primary Iranian companies for infrastructure, rail and highway projects that have a maximum value of 4 billion euros," the spokesman said.
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"On instruction of the president, pedagogical visits by FARC delegates to their encampments to explain the accords are suspended," de la Calle said in a televised statement.
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Peres smiled during an interview when I asked what Rabin said to him in the moments they shook hands with Yasser Arafat to cement the Oslo accords.
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US Secretary of State Kerry stressed in the ceasefire announcement on Friday that this latest set of accords relies on the goodwill and trust of those involved.
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Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Israeli Foreign Minister Shimon Peres shared the 1994 award for their work on the Oslo Peace Accords.
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The EU's drift away from the United States has also spurred on a free trade deal with Canada and helped to reach accords with Japan and Mexico.
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That includes Elon Musk, who left several presidential councils when Trump withdrew from the Paris climate accords, and Google and Alphabet execs Sundar Pichai and Eric Schmidt.
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The Mexican government said it canceled the permits to avoid reaching seasonal export limits under trade accords with the U.S. though it disputes actually reaching the limits.
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The Minsk accords, coupled with Western threats of far more draconian sanctions and stepped-up military assistance to NATO allies, may well have stifled Russia's imperial ambitions.
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The EU wants outline accords on three critical divorce terms before it will open negotiations on the transition and a future free trade pact that would follow.
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Among the Saudi Aramco accords is a $9 billion deal with Total to build a giant petrochemical complex at their 440,000 barrels-per-day Jubail Satorp refinery.
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Following the collapse of the Oslo Accords and peace treaty in the 2000s, the short journey from Gaza to an Israeli hospital is now a Herculean task.
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Peres is often celebrated as one of the architects behind the Oslo Accords, an interim peace deal between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization brokered in 1993.
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ExxonMobil this week urged the White House not to abandon the landmark Paris climate accords, a multinational deal from which it is considering withdrawing, according to reports.
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"There is one open question, which is the U.S. position on the Paris climate accords... All others have confirmed their total agreement on the accord," Gentiloni said.
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American businesses will find themselves unable to compete in Asian markets, and no laundry list of one-off deals and bilateral accords will compensate for the losses.
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Peres is often celebrated as one of the architects of the Oslo Accords, an interim peace deal between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization brokered in 1993.
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The bloc has struck trade accords struck with Japan, Mexico, Singapore and Vietnam and is in negotiations with the Mercosur bloc of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
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That threshold might be gone, but this newest report shows how much more we'll need to do to prevent further disaster, above and beyond the Paris accords.
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This accords with the view that long-term differences in economic success can be attributed to cultural attributes that may be embedded in relatively stable family values.
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It stressed that the settlements, which focused on how auto loans were originated, were not about securitizations, but said any such claims were released under the accords.
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Accords such as the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty (SALT) I and II were negotiated and signed.
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He also called for a more nuanced approach to reducing sanctions against Russia and said even positive interim steps toward implementing the Minsk accords should be rewarded.
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Barely a year later, Mr. Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish gunman upset by the accords; the death elevated Mr. Peres to the post of prime minister.
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This will help promote Iraq's rebuilding and counter-terrorism efforts and accords with the joint interests of countries in the region and the international community, he said.
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Western diplomats have warned that it violates the 1995 Dayton peace accords, which ended the Bosnian war, and could prompt sanctions or criminal charges against the organizers.
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The EU's top court later overrode the lower court's decision, saying the trade accords were valid but could not include Western Sahara, appearing to sidestep the issue.
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As with other serious books on Hitchcock, this volume will be judged, partly, by how closely the author's take on various films accords with the reader's own.
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In June, Trump announced that the U.S. would withdraw from the landmark Paris climate accords, which call on nearly 200 countries to cut their greenhouse gas emissions.
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Instead of facing another referendum, the accords will now head to the country's Congress, where Mr. Santos's governing coalition holds a majority, making approval far more likely.
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The Obama administration had signed international climate accords and pushed the Clean Power Plan to rein in carbon emissions, giving the appearance of progress on the issue.
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On climate change:Klobuchar does not currently support the Green New Deal, but says she would have the US re-join the Paris Accords if she became president.
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Pontes also said that Odebrecht had closed leniency deals in other unnamed countries, but they have not yet been announced as those accords were still under seal.
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Over the objections of other senior staffers, including the secretary of state, Pruitt helped convince Trump to start withdrawing the United States from the Paris climate accords.
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If you had to pick, what are the key parts besides ... I mean, a lot of the attention got to the global accords and things like that.
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Western diplomats have warned that it violates the 1995 Dayton peace accords that ended the Bosnian war and could prompt sanctions or criminal charges against the organizers.
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But a schism with Russia would leave the Eastern Orthodox Church weaker and poorer, separating it from the one country that accords it significant money and influence.
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The Good Friday accords, negotiated by George Mitchell, another special envoy from the United States, are the basis for the current power sharing agreement in Northern Ireland.
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Behind the scenes, Egypt's top generals have grown steadily closer to their Israeli counterparts since the signing of the Camp David accords 40 years ago, in 1978.
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This isn't a given in the US, where President Donald Trump is withdrawing from the Paris climate accords, an international agreement that's attempting to combat climate change.
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It made Israel acquiesce to the principle of its withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 war, including the West Bank, in the 1978 Camp David accords.
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A former Italian spymaster, Mr. Minniti has sought to strike accords with Libyans to stop human traffickers but has also demanded more monitoring of the aid ships.
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The Clean Power Plan was important not only for its domestic effects but because it was a down payment on America's commitments under the Paris climate accords.
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When it completes the withdrawal process in 2020, the US will be the only country in the world to not have signed onto the Paris Climate Accords.
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Reintegrating the separatist regions economically is a requirement of the peace process, known as the Minsk accords, that were signed in February 2015 but never carried out.
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Under the Oslo Accords, signed by Israel and the Palestinians in the 1990s, both sides agreed that the status of Israeli settlements would be resolved by negotiation.
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He also said one must have "a lot of personal courage" when being president, citing the 1977 accords that handed over control of the waterway to Panama.
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Back in the 1990s, the Oslo peace accords envisioned final status negotiations between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, leading to the creation of a Palestinian state.
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Analogic spokesman Mark Namaroff said the Peabody, Massachusetts-based company is glad to settle, has improved its internal controls, and set aside money to cover the accords.
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The accords ending the civil war in 1996 laid out various reparation measures for the victims, but advocacy groups say these are not being put into place.
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The F.M.L.N. is the party of the leftist guerrillas who put down their arms after peace accords were signed in 0003 and won the presidency in 2009.
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Swiss-EU relations suffered in 1992 when Swiss voters rejected joining the European Economic Area, leading to a negotiated patchwork of 120 accords that now govern ties.
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But it will likely have little impact on U.S. policy, as President Donald Trump already looks prepared to gut the United States's participation in the Paris accords.
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The Oslo Accords signed during the Clinton administration were more famous, but they built on diplomatic breakthroughs achieved at the Madrid Conference called by the Bush administration.
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The Paris Agreement also helped to unlock U.N. accords this year to limit emissions from airlines and from powerful greenhouse gases used in air conditioners and refrigerators.
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He said it would build on past efforts — including the 1990s Oslo accords that provided a foundation for Palestinian statehood — and resolve borders and final-status issues.
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The meeting will "be a good chance to reiterate Russia's stance that the Minsk accords have no alternative, that the Minsk accords must be implemented, and that measures must be taken to stop provocations which unfortunately Ukraine's armed forces are still carrying out," Peskov said, referring to an agreement between Russia and several Western nations meant to deescalate the conflict in eastern Ukraine between the government and armed separatists.
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But Brussels has been pushing for a decade for a treaty that would sit atop those accords and make the Swiss routinely adopt changes to single market rules.
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On the campaign trail, Trump had pledged to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accords -- a move that would upend global efforts to address global warming.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif didn't confirm or deny the launch during a press conference Tuesday but said, "The missiles aren't part of the nuclear accords," Reuters reported.
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At issue were accords that limit where certain games can be broadcast which consumers said resulted in anticompetitive blackouts that forced them to pay more to see matches.
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The inflator in 2002 Accords has been recalled since 2011 and Honda said it had mailed 21 recall notices over several years to registered owners of this vehicle.
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Although numerous officials have said repeatedly that "America First does not mean America Alone," the administration has retreated from multiple multilateral accords and consensuses since it took office.
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On issues such as climate change and trade, China has acted more responsibly than the Trump administration, seeking to uphold global accords rather than chuck grenades at them.
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Foreign leaders — including Germany's Angela Merkel, Canada's Justin Trudeau, and France's newly elected Emmanuel Macron — have also stressed the importance of the accords in meetings with the president.
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By then, Israel was signing peace accords with the Palestinians and a treaty with Jordan, and many felt it was not the time to build a war museum.
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The 120 sectoral accords that now govern bilateral ties include a pact on mutual recognition of industrial standards that need to get updated as new rules take effect.
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Under the Taif accords that ended the war the ratio of seats was adjusted to parity–the defeated Christians were given five seats for every five for Muslims.
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The Swiss government estimates losing the accords with the country's biggest trading partner could cut output by as much as 7 percent of gross domestic product by 2035.
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"The Trump administration must stand with the U.S. business community by remaining in international climate accords," said the Environmental Entrepreneurs, one of the groups supporting the jobs campaign.
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Amongst the Italian companies likely to sign accords were Eni, gas infrastructure firm Snam and shipbuilder Fincantieri, state-backed power engineering firm Ansaldo Energia and steel firm Danieli.
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It had been rebuilt under the Arusha accords with quotas for Hutus and Tutsis at all levels of its officer corps, to win the trust of both groups.
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The fact that England has a state church, France has a strictly secular regime and Germany accords certain privileges to Christian churches seems not to make much difference.
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In implementing that vote, parliament in 2016 avoided quotas that would violate bilateral accords on the free movement of people between Switzerland the EU, its biggest trading partner.
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"I think they were encouraging continued participation in the Paris Accords…The president indicated we're still thinking about that, that he hasn't made a final decision," he said.
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There was also a boom in the late 25s, after the Oslo peace accords between Israel and the Palestinians, and Gaza opened Yasser Arafat International Airport in 2000.
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"The accords are clear: Whoever commits a crime after the signing of the deal will be sent to the courts for the new crimes committed," Mr. Santos said.
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Israel, however, points out that it provides the Palestinians with double the 30 million cubic metres of water annually that was agreed to in the 1995 Oslo accords.
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Quitting the EU could cost Britain access to the EU's trade barrier-free single market and means it must seek new trade accords with countries around the world.
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Unlike the messy Brexit divorce, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords that govern EU ties and which would remain in the absence of a new treaty.
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And now, in the last week, Trump had made clear he meant it when he said that he was not willing to commit to the Paris climate accords.
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Again, Trump the presidential candidate was wrong, and Trump the president-elect will be proven right if he supports the Paris Accords and action to combat climate change.
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Many buyers have now abandoned low-slung Accords, Camrys and Malibus to ride high in S.U.V.s, which have become the best-selling auto segment in the United States.
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The ongoing process of implementing the country's landmark peace accords — itself a daunting endeavor — has now been compounded by a massive influx of migrants and refugees from Venezuela.
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Read more: Trump never made it to the G7 climate meeting, and world leaders say they are giving up on bringing the US back into the Paris accords
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That accords with a large body of research showing that coffee can have a multitude of benefits, lowering rates of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and neurological disorders.
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Based on what we can divine from press reports, the terms of that prospective Afghan deal would mirror those of the 1973 Paris Accords in one important respect.
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After Trump said last summer he would withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accords, Hawking warned that climate change is among the greatest dangers facing the world.
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Even less is known about what Mr. Trump's approach might be, other than his assertions that his deal-making prowess would achieve accords that are better for workers.
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Israel, however, points out that it provides the Palestinians with double the 30 million cubic meters of water annually that was agreed to in the 1995 Oslo accords.
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Many of Britain's environmental rules are underpinned by European targets and accords, and are enforceable by European Union judges, so their fate in post-Brexit Britain remains unclear.
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Trump also followed through on a pledge to withdraw from the landmark Paris climate accords, despite opposition from some parts of his administration and most major American companies.
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My guess is that far from undermining the determination of other world leaders to cut carbon emissions, Trump's action will have a galvanizing effect on the Paris accords.
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Italy's top insurer is interested in becoming UBI's exclusive bancassurance partner replacing Cattolica and Aviva whose accords are close to expiring, Il Sole 24 Ore reported on Saturday.
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The United States recedes as an international actor, while large states like California, New York, and Texas increasingly operate independently on the world stage, signing accords and treaties.
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In Israel, the United States and much of the world, he was admired for his part in negotiating the Oslo accords, which won him a Nobel Peace Prize.
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Since the Oslo Accords were signed in 1993, administrations of both major political parties in the US have requested hundreds of millions of dollars for Palestinian aid programs.
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The inflator in 2002 Accords has been recalled since 117 and Honda said it had mailed 21 recall notices over several years to registered owners of this vehicle.
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Today, a majority of the Uber fleet consists of Toyota Priuses and Camrys, Honda Accords, and Ford Fusions, as well as the luxury models it mentioned in 2008.
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What We Found A central pillar of the accords was a promise to seek the truth of what happened during the conflict, with the goal of national reconciliation.
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Mr. Iger himself, after all, quit his post on a White House advisory council, in protest of Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the Paris climate accords.
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CreditCreditMustafa Hassona/Anadolu Agency, via Getty Images Opinion Columnist This week marks the 40th anniversary of the Camp David accords — the high-water mark of Middle East peacemaking.
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The accords include memorandums of understanding between labor and science ministries from the two countries and on increased cooperation within third-party markets, including Latin America and Africa.
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The Paris climate accords will also be in the news in the coming week as the Trump administration nears a decision on whether to stay in the pact.
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Bitter memories of a war which left at least 220,000 dead and divided families appears to have turned many voters against the traditional parties that brokered the accords.
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Since taking office, Trump has chafed under pressure to remain a part of multinational agreements, ranging from the Iran nuclear deal to NAFTA to the Paris climate accords.
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But Brussels has been pushing for a decade for a treaty that would sit atop those accords and have the Swiss routinely adopt changes to single market rules.
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The accords bar migrants from seeking asylum in the US, with some exceptions, and allows the US to instead send asylum seekers to one of the three countries.
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The Oslo accords in 1993 between Israel and Palestinians were supposed to bring about peace and a Palestinian state in the West Bank, but both sides fouled up.
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This momentum is intended to call attention to the climate emergency and force countries to make concrete commitments to meeting the obligations of the 2015 Paris Climate Accords.
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"For me the aim is to reach the point in the implementation of the Minsk accords where we can lift the European Union's sanctions against Russia," Merkel said.
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" Trump: Mr. Trump has called climate change a "hoax," said he would "cancel" the Paris accords and vowed to dismantle the Environmental Protection Agency "in almost every form.
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Japanese automaker Honda is recalling nearly 1.2 million Honda Accords after it was discovered that a sensor in the car's battery can cause engine fires in some models.
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Of 35 new bilateral or multilateral trade accords now being negotiated, the United States is party to just one (with the European Union), and that one is moribund.
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But the government's ability to turn the 2016 peace accords struck in Havana into a reality could now hinge on Colombia's capacity to reign in the coca trade.
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Part two reflects on the concept of a would-be future Palestine that resulted from the Oslo Peace Accords but has failed to materialize in any meaningful form.
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"The revision of the accords is aimed at the reduction of risk parameters in the context of a significant worsening of economic conditions in recent months," it said.
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Even though EU leaders agree they want to go on curbing arrivals through working with third countries like Tunisia or Niger, such accords are complicated, slow and costly.
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However, in response to a parliamentary query, the government said previous accords meant no Eurofighter partner nation could block a sale of jets or parts to other countries.
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Their history is that they don&apost, that they lie and they cheat and they find ways around things, sometimes waiting years to not live up to those accords.
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U.S. President Gerald Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev met in Helsinki in 1975 to sign the landmark Helsinki Accords, a watershed commitment to peace, security and human rights.
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The law says Epstein, as an accused criminal, is presumed innocent but the law accords no such presumption to Acosta, as the former attorney responsible for prosecuting Epstein effectively.
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In the mid-1990s, under the Oslo accords, plans were drawn up for a much larger port for Gaza's now 2 million people, but they never came to fruition.
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Centuries later a bull-headed Maltese prime minister shoehorned a chapter on Mediterranean security into the Helsinki Accords, a cold-war compact between the West and the Soviet bloc.
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Trump said that, if elected, he would rescind Obama's "job-destroying" executive actions, "save" the coal industry, revive the Keystone XL pipeline project and cancel the Paris climate accords.
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We still got the travel ban, family separation, withdrawal from the Paris climate accords, pointless and dangerous undercutting of Obamacare — all of which can and have caused real pain.
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Negotiations to encourage China to join the Paris climate accords took months of envoys flying back and forth before Beijing finally set real emissions targets – and stuck to them.
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It also accords with Mr Modi's manifesto pledge to normalise India's black economy, estimated by the World Bank in 2010 to be worth about one-fifth of official GDP.
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The memorandum is unlikely to guarantee Italian firms access to BRI projects or specific investments, and Europe's largest exporters to China—Germany and France—have not signed similar accords.
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In thrall to the great illusion, sweet and dizzying, that were the 1993 Oslo peace accords, I was sure that Gaza was about to be liberated from Israel's occupation.
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When Uncle Harry is yelling at Aunt May about how the family assets get divided or the Paris accords, you may need to take a break to chill out.
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THE 'PITTSBURGH NOT PARIS' RALLY While announcing his decision to pull the United States out of the Paris accords, Trump said that he wanted to support Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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"Unlikely-to-pay loans account for half the value of impaired debts ... banks must intervene quickly with debt restructuring accords to return businesses to a sustainable track," Visco said.
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The EU has made lifting sanctions contingent upon Russia doing more to ensure that the Minsk peace accords, which introduced a shaky ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, are fully implemented.
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