A secondary aim was to develop a checklist of the agreed upon properties which can inform performance test development or selection.
If A.A.A.A. is unable to deliver your property on the agreed-upon date, A.A.A.A. will store your property until such time as a delivery can be made.
What legislators did not do, and will not do in the last few sessions, is enact legislation addressing any of New Jersey's abiding, agreed-upon, even distressing problems: property taxes, education financing, sprawl, auto pollution, a depleted Transportation Trust Fund and a campaign finance system that promotes influence-peddling.
As I first reported last Sunday, the archdiocese is confident that its agreed-upon sale of the property to Perry — for $14.5 million cash — is legal and proper, and that it will prevail in court.
While the underlying transaction reflected by a real estate contract is relatively straightforward -- with a seller agreeing to sell and a buyer agreeing to buy a particular piece of property for an agreed-upon price -- real estate lawyers caution that those twists and turns along the way can be formidable, unexpected and at times costly.
Mr. Pistilli said, however, that the lease included an option to buy the property in 10 years at an agreed-upon price.
The administration's agreed-upon proposal improves some elements of the existing NAFTA arrangement, mainly strengthening intellectual property rights.
This means the city pays their agreed-upon contribution and the employee pays their agreed-upon contribution minus that which we supply through our property tax bill.
Such characteristics may be intrinsic properties of the objects (e.g., size, weight, shape, or colour), or they may be assigned from some agreed-upon set, such as object class or date of purchase.
"This an agreed-upon sale".
A certain agreed-upon word.
