The phrase "agree outside" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a notion of reaching an agreement in a location outside, but the phrasing is ambiguous and lacks context.
Example: "We can discuss the details of the contract, but let's agree outside to avoid distractions."
Alternatives: "reach an agreement outdoors" or "come to a consensus outside".
Consequently, it is normally impossible for corporate controllers to formally agree with outside shareholders on remuneration for firm-specific investments.
Iraqis would more readily agree to outside interference only of other Muslim states, either through the Arab League or the United Nations.
"We respect international norms but we will not agree to outside diktats that are illegal and violate the rights of Iran," he said.
Starting next year, Apple will internally treat cobalt like a conflict mineral, requiring all cobalt refiners to agree to outside supply-chain audits and conduct risk assessments.
This August, Ouidad took her first monthlong family vacation since starting her salon in 1984 -- a long-awaited respite that prompted her to agree to outside investment and hiring a president in the first place.
Overwhelming majorities of both agree that outside prosecutors ought to investigate incidents in which police kill unarmed civilians, that the public should be allowed to videotape police officers, and that police should wear body cameras.
But the Trump administration appears to agree with outside critics of the deal who say the Europeans will eventually realize the U.S. market is more important to them ― and give up on the landmark accord.
Fortunately, a lot has been agreed outside the withdrawal agreement itself.
Yet several EU members, notably the Danes, are still annoyed by the Dutch suggestion that the frontier-free system previously agreed (outside a Union framework) by the nine members of the Schengen club should now be incorporated into the EU.
It shows what a special case the health service is, given it's the only area of spending that has been agreed outside the normal process.
Ghassan Charbel agrees that outside powers will matter, arguing in a column for Dar Al Hayat (republished in Al Arabiya News) that "the forces that called for the president to step down must today demonstrate their seriousness and reveal their program".
