Sentence examples for agreed quantity from inspiring English sources

The two sides remain deeply suspicious of each other and, at the start of last week, a delegation led by the Kurdish Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani failed to reach an agreement in Baghdad on how much of Iraq's oil revenues should go to the Kurds in exchange for a previously agreed quantity of oil from Kurdish-held northern oilfields.

In that case, such a power producer is obliged to supply the agreed quantity throughout the contract delivery period.

Sophisticated Ottoman water distribution points throughout the city also allocated water in agreed quantities to the public bathhouses, mosque ablution areas and public drinking fountains.

At the same time other alternatives may exist: it is increasingly possible to negotiate framework agreements for basic supplies from manufacturers / importers, who will hold agreed quantities (and quality) of required goods in their own warehouses until called for by the Authorities, which does not require upfront payment or storage costs.

"There is a difference between wishes and agreed contract quantities".

18 fōcĭlăt, "revives," "cherishes," the reading of S, does not agree in quantity with the usual fŏcĭlat or fŏcillat.

The goods so contracted for are described as so many kegs of nails, so many kegs of staples, so many reels of barbed wire, or so many coils of smooth wire, according to the terms of the contract, in respect of the quantity agreed upon.

The number density of the QDs estimated by atomic force microscopy (AFM) agreed with the quantity of QDs estimated by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and fluorescence microscopy.

MVP leadership initially assumed that since most of the MenA conjugate vaccine development and production know-how was in the private sector, MVP funds would be transferred to a single vaccine manufacturer as a push mechanism to support research and development and clinical trials, and that the vaccine manufacturer would commercialize the vaccine at an agreed price and quantity.

The Indian government requires farmers to provide a pre-agreed quantity of opium annually for medicinal use, and the drug-addled parrots are cutting into their earnings, according to Sobharam Rathod, an opium farmer from Neemuch.

The Indian government requires farmers to provide a pre-agreed quantity of opium annually for medicinal use, and the drug-addled parrots are cutting into their earnings, according to Sobharam Rathod, an opium farmer from Neemuch.