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The agreement would likely be signed next spring.
Prior to September 2013,Kiev had given no reason to doubt that the agreement would be signed.
This agreement would bring greater stability and peace to the region.
I have promised to the Serbs of Kosovo that the agreement would be different and that I might perhaps achieve the impossible”.
This agreement would bring greater stability and peace to the region.
Speaking at a news conference, Solana andMarovic said the agreement would enable the Serbia-Montenegro Parliament to function.
An agreement would give Turkey access to the South American nation's large reserves.
The overall consensus, however, was that the agreement would be pivotal to enhancing stability and security across the Balkans.
The agreement would move both nations into the spotlight in terms of institutional level Blockchain applications.
Pro-EU Conservative MP Justine Greening said the agreement would leave the UK with less influence and undermine its credibility.
That agreement would define all measures necessary for passing the new constitution and implementing further reforms.
The European Union expressed disappointment with Ukraine's decision and said the agreement would have attracted foreign investment to the country.
Rocen said the agreement would boost economic co-operation and tourism.
We were very close to an acceptable solution last night,” said a European official closely informed about the dialogue development,expressing his expectations that an agreement would be reached over the next few hours.
Pence reportedly said the agreement would"set a vital example for the rest of Europe.
The peace process remained deadlocked until September 2008, when Christofias and Talat launched a new round of direct,UN-sponsored negotiations amid high hopes that an agreement would be reached by the end of last year.
According to Manasievski, the agreement would enable approximately 9,000 Macedonian citizens to receive German pensions.
An agreement would pave the way for the integration of the regional energy sector into the Union's internal energy market.
Despite the EU's positive feasibility study, it is"hard to imagine" that a Stabilisation and Association Agreement would be signed next year unless all outstanding Hague-related issues have"entirely and successfully come to an end", said German Ambassador to Serbia-Montenegro Andreas Cobel.
The agreement would mean better airspace control over Kosovo's territory, airspace currently controlled by KFOR.
Rehn said he hoped the agreement would be signed soon, but added it depends on Belgrade's actions.
The Agreement would bring opportunities for sustainable economic development and prosperity to all the regions of Ukraine, including Crimea, as well as to its neighbours.
The US president noted that the agreement would help the two countries put behind them the"darkest days of the Cold War".
The agreement would cover not only fighter jets and bombers, but also airborne radar pickets and military transport planes carrying hazardous cargo, the document says.
Ana Brnabić expressed hope that the agreement would bring a lot of concrete results in the development of cities and municipalities, which is a priority of the Government of Serbia.
While the agreement would require parliamentary approval, Kaczynski appeared confident Monday that the system will be put in place.
Putin said the agreement would be restored if the United States withdrew its forces deployed near Russia's borders and revokes anti-Russian….
The agreement would create more stability and peace in the region, and it would allow Kosovo and Serbia to join the EU and NATO," Thaci said in an interview for Austrian Agency APA in Vienna.
Such an agreement would send a strong message of cooperation between the two countries and provide companies wishing to invest in the exploration of hydrocarbons in the area with the necessary legal security.
The agreement would ratify, or put down on paper, the things that have been discussed and agreed upon during the seven years of Brussels dialogue but which have never been put down on paper;