Sentence examples for a standing agreement from inspiring English sources

The US and Hong Kong have a standing agreement on the surrender of fugitives.

Mr. Bacanovic also told investigators there was a standing agreement to sell if the price fell below $60.

Ms. Stewart denies receiving inside information, and insists she had a standing agreement to sell the stock when it fell below a prearranged price.

Ms. Stewart has said that she sold her ImClone stock because she and Mr. Bacanovic had a standing agreement to sell if the share price dropped below $60.

With certain artists he has a standing agreement that he will buy work sight unseen, or else he is persuaded by a verbal description as much as by any image.

While Ms. Stewart has said publicly that she sold her ImClone shares because she and the broker had a standing agreement to sell if the price fell below $60 a share, Mr. Faneuil said that the sale came after she learned through Mr. Bacanovic that the Waksals were selling their own ImClone shares.

The Home Office said this was a "long standing" agreement - but stressed Brazilian nationals entering the UK for other purposes, such as work or study, must ensure that they have the appropriate visa.

Iceland has no standing army of its own, and relies on a long-term standing agreement with NATO where a group of member states have committed in turns to defend the Icelandic airspace, and the UK Royal Air Force had now cancelled this after mutual agreement with NATO (presumably with another member state having accepted to overtake the liability).

Despite the court of appeal throwing out much of McKillen's legal arguments, in a 51-page decision two of the three judges sitting on the appeal bench have given him hope that he can now insist that, under a long-standing agreement between shareholders, a one-third stake controlled by Sir David and Sir Frederick should be sold.

But the city had no standing agreement with the groups to conduct such a door-to-door effort, or explicit protocols for how it should take place, and many of the teams were sent out without escort by the National Guard, which meant they were unable to gain access to many buildings, said Linda I. Gibbs, another deputy mayor.

Royal Mail has been given the go-ahead to deliver unlimited quantities of junk mail to British homes after a peace deal with unions ended a long-standing agreement restricting deliveries.