Sentence examples for agreement generally from inspiring English sources

The most important feature of Mr. Castro's trip, aside from the geopolitical symbolism that it conveys, is a bilateral oil agreement generally expected to be signed on Monday.

Because the collective bargaining agreement generally insulates teams and club officials from being held financially responsible for medical decisions, Church may not have a union-backed grievance as an option.

A buy-sell agreement generally falls under one of three categories: the cross-purchase agreement ("shareholders agreement"); the redemption agreement; and the hybrid agreement.

The owners of any confidential information must sign an agreement generally known as an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) to ensure that any confidential information is protected.

Validation of the scroll expander model shows agreement generally within 10% for the shaft power, 5% for the rotational speed and 6 K for the exhaust temperature, with some outliers at very low pressure ratios.

The predicted noise radiation is compared with values obtained from direct measurements by the surface velocity technique and agreement generally within 2 or 3 dB on overall level is obtained.

The agreements generally work like this: A generic-drug maker comes up with a chemical equivalent to a large-selling, patented drug and applies to the F.D.A. to sell it, arguing that the patent is invalid.

That does not mean that confidentiality agreements generally may be violated at will.

In decades past, bipartisan budget agreements generally were balanced between spending cuts and more tax revenues.

Noncompete agreements generally last from six months to a year, but some can be for longer periods.

Those agreements generally allow Google to use the content in different ways, including keeping articles on its own site.