The phrase "agreement meaning" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the definition or interpretation of an agreement.
Example: "The agreement meaning was clarified during the meeting to ensure all parties understood their obligations."
Alternatives: "definition of the agreement" or "interpretation of the agreement".
The government gave Dr. Gilman a nonprosecution agreement, meaning it will not bring criminal charges against him.
A technical upgrade to replay was already negotiated into last year's collective bargaining agreement, meaning Hawk-Eye would not need the approval of the players association.
The bank said the settlement with federal prosecutors includes a deferred prosecution agreement, meaning the bank won't be charged with any wrongdoing if it improves its compliance procedures.
Reports surfaced on Tuesday that MLB would seek to keep A-Rod off the field by suspending him under its collective bargaining agreement, meaning that he could not play during an appeal.
There seems little possibility that the summit will produce an emissions reduction agreement, meaning the world will soon lack any binding CO2 targets when Kyoto's first commitment period expires at the end of 2012.
Mr. Zeman and Mr. Klaus have what is known as an "opposition agreement," meaning that Mr. Klaus will not have his party vote in Parliament to overturn the government.
All five entered into deferred prosecution agreements, meaning their indictments are to be dismissed in a year.
But with existing agreements meaning no second runway can be built before 2019 it is an unlikely solution.
I stopped making plans in my social life and was unable to commit to lengthy tenancy agreements, meaning I moved between parents and friends for some time.
Often they are bilateral, where both sides are protected, and less often they are unilateral agreements, meaning the agreement protects the confidentiality of one side.
Chiu's legislation isn't expected to override lease agreements, meaning that tenants still have to abide by the rules their landlords have established. .
