Vladivostok agreement

noun

1. a preliminary arms control accord concluded by Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and U.S. President Gerald Ford in Vladivostok, U.S.S.R., in December 1974.

Example Sentences

I don't want to say that I'd adopt everything in the Vladivostok agreement.

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I think it's accurate to say," he noted of an accord Gerald Ford had made with the Soviets in 1974, "that when the Vladivostok agreement was reached there was almost a dearth of news about the negotiations.

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After the Vladivostok agreement, Dr. Kissinger came to China and told us about it, and I said to Dr. Kissinger, "Well, you two will continue your race."

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Referring to the comprehensive package, Gromyko charged that the U.S. was trying to sidestep the Vladivostok agreement by presenting an entirely new position.

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It was this Vladivostok agreement that Jimmy Carter wanted to push aside in 1977 in his evangelic zeal to substitute deep cuts in missiles and warheads.

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