Sentence examples for agreed minute from inspiring English sources
According to the court file, lawyers in the case have failed to lodge an agreed "minute" of the judge's order, a move which normally would happen within days.
England and Spain issued an Agreed Minute, in 1951, on B.T., that criticized its role in the Spanish economy.
Go to number 56-58 Am Grossen Wannsee, a plush villa in a leafy lakeside suburb of Berlin, and you can still wander through the place where the worst atrocity in human history was planned, agreed, minuted – and signed off with every bureaucratic nicety.
Leonard Cheshire Disability said a survey of 2,025 people found 93% of those who expressed an opinion agreed 15 minutes was "not long enough to support a disabled or older person to do everyday things like wash, dress and get out of bed in the morning".
The text, agreed to minutes before a noon deadline, is 48 pages long and includes numerous options for government ministers to decide when they start meeting Monday.
With soldiers positioned just outside the zone, guerrilla commanders at the last minute agreed to embark on the cease-fire talks that Mr. Pastrana had long sought.
He'd agreed to 35 minutes, but stayed about an hour, according to fans.
For the past 16 years, following the standard set by the Bundesbank, the ECB had agreed to publish minutes only after a 30-year lag (we're still waiting for the initial 1999 minutes!).
Earlier this year journalists at Express Newspapers called off a planned strike over pay and conditions when they agreed a last-minute pay deal with management.
When the deficit reached a truly alarming $3.2 billion, the lawmakers grudgingly agreed to last-minute fixes while carefully protecting their political buddies and donors.
At baseline a lower proportion of participants in the IT-based (70.2%) group agreed that 30 minutes of physical activity each day is enough to improve health compared to the print-based (82.3%) group (p = .026).026
