The phrase "agreed statement of principles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where parties have come to a consensus on certain foundational beliefs or guidelines.
Example: "The organizations released an agreed statement of principles to guide their collaborative efforts moving forward."
Alternatives: "consensus statement of principles" or "joint declaration of principles".
After the first major flooding of recent years, in the autumn of 2000, the Association of British Insurers agreed a "statement of principles" with the Government, promising that people in risk areas who had insurance would continue to be offered it.
There will be work on coping with the aftermath of an attack.Launched in July last year by George Bush and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, the idea started small: the G8 group of rich countries, plus Australia, China, Kazakhstan, Morocco and Turkey first met in October in Rabat and agreed a statement of principles.
Events with <1 agreed statement and >1 disagreed statement were considered to be of no international public health concern.
"We have agreed to a statement of principles," President Clinton told a joint news conference in Moscow, "which I urge you to read carefully".
The concept of "academic freedom" was formalized in 1940, when the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) and the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AACU) agreed upon A Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure.
But they recessed Aug. 7 because the parties could not agree on a statement of principles.
Six-party talks in Beijing adjourned nearly three weeks ago, with all sides saying that they would return the week of Aug. 29 and try to agree on a "statement of principles" to guide the negotiations.
North Korea continued to resist agreeing to a draft statement of principles that would move the disarmament talks forward.
The fourth round of the six-nation talks was suspended after participants failed to agree on the joint statement of principles.
Mr. Blair today called for a "statement of principles" agreed to by all members, which would define what should be governed at a European level and what would be decided nationally.
