The phrase "agreement every" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to reach an agreement every time we negotiate."
Alternatives: "consensus each time" or "understanding on every occasion".
"With an agreement, every German taxpayer in Switzerland would be taxed," Mr. Tuor said.
The combined bank's profitability, however, looks likely to be disappointing.Under the agreement, every 100 UFJ shares will be worth 62 MTFG shares.
Speaking in Cedar Rapids, she called for reviewing pacts like the North American Free Trade Agreement every five years — not as aggressive a position as John Edwards's call for renegotiating Nafta or Representative Dennis J. Kucinich's call for canceling it, but an idea that received applause nonetheless.
Because changes to these international rules can be made only by unanimous agreement, every country in the 45-nation group has the ability and the duty to insist that this flawed nuclear deal be improved and to ensure that nuclear trade with India cannot benefit New Delhi's nuclear weapons program.
Russia has actually tried to introduce this information-arms-control-like agreement every year since 1998.
As part of their agreement, every dime of new taxpayer money will be repaid before Fiat can take a majority ownership stake in Chrysler.
However, as cultural contexts are only temporary agreements, every valorization process is unique, determined by the invention, the era, and the place.
Except for California, which bans all such agreements, every state accepts that companies have "protectable interests" and can defend them via noncompetes.
Why renegotiate exclusivity agreements every few years?
In June this year, Labor said if it won the election it would try to remove investor-state dispute settlement clauses from every trade agreement, and every bilateral investment treaty, that Australia has signed.
The agreement covers every possible degree of betrayal.
