The phrase "agreement far" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The terms of the agreement far exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "agreement significantly" or "agreement greatly".
A triumphant Sarkozy said the agreement far surpassed expectations and claimed victory for the Franco-German camp on financial regulation and tax havens.
If the resolution of past N.H.L. lockouts is any guide, it will take several agonizing weeks of bargaining before Commissioner Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr, the union's executive director, come to an agreement — far longer than the single week of sustained negotiations the sides have engaged in so far.
But with the draft agreement far more explicit and involving more concessions than Israel has vociferously claimed, including over the number centrifuges Iran will be allowed to retain, some believe Israel may have overplayed its hand already, not least with the more hawkish Democrats whom it will need to convince as well as Republicans.
Trump boasted that this agreement far exceeded skeptics' expectations.
It will make the peace process between Israel and the Palestinians more substantive and a peace agreement far more plausible than before.
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Trade-promotion authority will make such agreements far more likely.
There is a shared vision for waterfront redevelopment, and the agreements far outweigh the obstacles.
The Obama administration entered into 11 such agreements, far more than any past administration.
The committee's rejection of Rep. Ron Kind (D-Wis)., a dyed-in-the-wool advocate of pro-business free trade agreements far more anathema to unions than Blumenauer, might have provided some solace to progressive trade hawks.
Therefore, when others were delivering on their behalf, HIECs used documented project plans and grant agreements far more frequently than contracts.
