The phrase "agreement off" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts to indicate that an agreement is no longer valid or has been canceled.
Example: "After our discussion, it seems that the agreement is off, and we need to reevaluate our options."
Alternatives: "agreement canceled" or "deal off".
Most wind farms are on private land in west Texas and the even more blustery Panhandle, but this spring the state signed a lease for the largest offshore wind farm in America, in submerged lands near Padre Island national seashore.Another Gulf of Mexico agreement, off Galveston, was signed last autumn.
He said Microsoft would have to pull all products in violation of the agreement off store shelves if it didnt bring them into compliance with Suns standard.
San Benito modeled its agreement off of the neighboring Harlingen district program, which has been operating since 2013.
You can read this fundamental agreement off of everyone's behavior, infer it from every other rational belief they hold or assertion they make.
If revenue-neutral tax reform takes a further revenue contribution to deficit reduction off the table, it will likely take any prospect for a deficit-reduction agreement off the table as well.
But with a lockout looming in March unless owners and the players union agree to a new collective bargaining agreement, off-season plans are complicated by uncertainty.
Under the new agreement, off-season programs will be shortened by five weeks and on-field practices with contact will be reduced during the preseason and regular season, including two-a-day practices in full pads, a staple for generations.
The validity of all ultrasonographic imaging methods (three-dimensional transvaginal sonography, 3D-SIS and 3D/4D-TRUS) was assessed by determining interrater/intrarater agreement (off-line blinded diagnosis) in 30 patients selected randomly from the study population.
Sportsmanship – the gentleman's agreement of pairing off absent MPs – goes out the window.
There is no agreement whether off-pump coronary artery bypass (OPCAB) can reduce mortality, rates of stroke, myocardial infarction, or revascularization when compared with conventional coronary artery bypass (CCAB).
