The phrase "agreement cut" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context related to negotiations or contracts, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached an agreement cut that satisfied both parties."
Alternatives: "contract modification" or "settlement agreement".
The agreement cut the American share of administrative costs to 22percentt, down from 25percentt, and its peacekeeping costs to 26percentt by 2004, down from 31percentt.
The city of Paris, which owns the land, and the federation filed an appeal, but concurrently reached a new agreement in April, approved by Paris legislators, in which the fee was increased and the length of the agreement cut from 99 years to 50.
A roughly $50 million agreement, cut last year, has already brought $40 million in savings to UAL by shrinking the number of call centers and servers and by standardizing the way various software programs are run.
Partly due to legal threats from Pujols, InsideSTL Enterprises, which owns WGNU's weekday airtime under a time brokerage agreement, cut ties with Clark.
Cruz's stance is mostly symbolic; he can only keep speaking until Wednesday, when the Senate is scheduled to vote to open debate on the bill under an agreement cut prior to his intervention in the process.
The agreement cuts the fees that Nippon Telegraph and Telephone charges other telecommunications companies to use its domestic network.
The new agreement cuts $90 million off the original $1.1 billion offer in June.
For example, the agreement cuts $5 billion from a special account created by the new law to promote public health.
The agreement cuts tariffs for most Australian agricultural imports, including wine but excluding rice and sugar, into China and eases the rules for Chinese investment in Australia.
The agreement cuts to $5 billion (from $15 billion) the minimum level of reserves it promises to hold; in effect, it has an extra $16 billion to throw at the currency this year.
A new agreement cuts away some of the red tape snarling cancer research.
