The phrase "agreement cast" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of agreement or a legal context, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The terms of the agreement cast a wide net, covering various aspects of the partnership."
Alternatives: "agreement framework" or "agreement terms".
Mr Abe is likely to attempt to revive the idea of a regional agreement, casting its proposed membership as far to Asia's south and west as India.
New Agreement Casts Spotlight on Efforts to Inventory Black Carbon Scientists agree that black carbon plays an important but so far poorly understood role in climate change and air pollution.
The early neurophysiological manifestation of agreement casts doubt on two-stage parsing models, as agreement processes would, according to these models, be subsequent to the build-up of syntactic tree structures.
Calling the deal the Edinburgh Agreement, Mr. Salmond cast the signing as a triumph, telling reporters it was "a major step forward in Scotland's home rule journey".
It blocked a strategic-arms agreement; it cast a long shadow over the Western Alliance; it reopened debate on strategic defense.
The US continued to claim Copenhagen as a breakthrough, but for many developing countries, the agreement was cast as a betrayal: the moment when the industrialised world tried to shrug off its obligations.
But at roughly 11pm Saturday, the entire agreement was cast in doubt as the night sky lit up for more than an hour as mortars and rockets hit a fuel station next to a Ukrainian checkpoint just a kilometer or so away from residential apartments.
Mr. Sharon talks not about agreements but about "arrangements," and aspires to a nonbelligerency accord, casting the idea of a grand, idealistic peace into the indeterminate future.
The Kremlin decided to eliminate what it sees as sources of U.S. influence on Russian domestic politics and ordered Russian NGOs that receive foreign funding to register as foreign agents, expelled USAID from Russia and called for renegotiating U.S.-Russian agreements that cast Russia in the role of aid recipient.
