The phrase "agreement for more" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing negotiations or contracts where additional terms or conditions are being proposed.
Example: "The parties reached an agreement for more favorable terms in the contract."
Alternatives: "contract for additional" or "arrangement for increased".
Eager to stimulate its feeble economy, Jordan had keenly sought the agreement for more than a year.
British and American officials have held discussions sporadically to overhaul the agreement for more than four years.
They had demonized Bronner, saying he had stood in the way of an agreement for more than a year.
Three of the biggest value drivers are the slow rate of Government e-substitution, Ofcom's defensive view of end-to-end competition and the potential to reach an agreement for more flexible staffing.
Ten Tutsi political parties, seven Hutu parties, President Pierre Buyoya's government and the Tutsi-dominated army have been discussing a peace agreement for more than two years and there was a heightened sense of urgency today as the deadline neared.
On Thursday afternoon, China's official news agency, Xinhua, confirmed the latest round of talks and quoted unidentified officials as saying there had been an agreement for more discussions by year's end "if the Dalai Lama made positive moves".
"Cherished, but for What?" (Love & Money, June 2) criticized prenuptial agreements, even though our legal system, reflecting socioeconomic trends, has encouraged the use of such agreements for more than two decades now.
6 Activity Agreements are similar in nature to UK Jobseeker's Agreements (for more details see Manning, 2009).
Rogers says that the only thing talks have achieved are agreements for more talks, which he deems to be a delaying tactics.
The Agreements in Cancun set in motion a number of new rules and institutions that will likely form the backbone of the agreement in Paris (see Cancun and Durban agreements for more details).
"The problem is that we have heard nearly identical promises about trade agreements for more than 20 years now -- from President Clinton, from President Bush and from President Obama himself".
