Sentence examples for advance agreements from inspiring English sources

But they devised an aggressive strategy, in which their company, Vanguard Cellular, negotiated advance agreements with other applicants for each license, thus increasing Vanguard's odds of winning.

Among the committee's recommendations: establish a Global Health Emergency Corps and a $100 million emergency fund, simplify the six phases WHO agonized over when trying to describe the escalating outbreak (possibly just baseline, alert phase, pandemic), and create advance agreements for vaccine distribution and delivery.

All facilitators met with KC or the consultant psychiatrist prior to the group to discuss advance agreements, potential difficulties and avenues of support.

But he said that did not mean there was any advance agreement with her.

They also require advance agreement on when and how the alliance is to be brought to an end.

It is not clear when the seller accumulated them, and Andrea Raphael, a Goldman spokeswoman, denies there was any advance agreement to purchase them.

The ruling provided no suggestion of how Ms. Radford had reached that conclusion, but any advance agreement by competitors on price moves would violate antitrust laws and could, some analysts say, help explain the sharp rise in the prices of the new chips at the time.

"Our review found that 37 of the 107 responding members in our sample did not receive an advance agreement indicating that Premier would receive an administrative fee from vendors based on the member's volume of purchases," according to the audit, which was obtained through a request under the federal Freedom of Information Act.

We find that while the recession does not fundamentally change the crucial role of developing country involvement, advance agreement on their part to future targets could substantially reduce costs for all countries.

That embarrassment to Saudi Arabia got rolled back, of course, to a demand for mutual advance agreement on any operations.

AP spokesman Paul Colford told The Huffington Post that "the Associated Press is reviewing the emails for possible coverage," while adding that AP "did not have any advance agreement on how we might handle the material".