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Discover LudwigThe phrase "agreement depends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or factors that influence the validity or existence of an agreement.
Example: "The success of the project is contingent on several factors, and ultimately, the agreement depends on mutual trust between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "the agreement relies" or "the agreement is contingent".
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The agreement depends on final confirmation of the bankruptcy plan for the reorganization of several Halliburton affiliates.
For the first time we can see the numbers on which the agreement depends, and their logic is inescapable.
Quantitatively, agreement depends on the value of a geometry parameter, which decreases with increasing fibre volume fraction.
In "Diplomats"he discusses disarmament treaties concluding that the value of an agreement depends less on its technical verifiability than on its political robustness.
Northern Ireland would be permitted to retain the single market just in goods because the Good Friday agreement depends on it.
Europe would certainly not go along with this, for one because it would risk undercutting the elaborate inspections systems that the agreement depends on.
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The Paris agreement depended on individual commitments from each country to reduce emissions.
Importantly, the effect of agreement depended on who this "someone" was.
Relativistic corrections and inclusion of meson-exchange effects can improve agreement, depending on the method of their treatment.
They produced either no worthwhile progress toward a deal or took the negotiators to the verge of a new agreement, depending on the point of view.
He says 31,000 to 160,000 of them could be lost under the proposed agreement, depending on how responsive companies are to cost increases.
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