Sentence examples for agreement precisely from inspiring English sources
The terms of the merger contract are usually kept deliberately vague, because companies do not want to spell out in an agreement precisely what they are willing to do to satisfy regulators.
Follow the agreement precisely.
Netflix has written in opposition to peering agreements, precisely at the same time as it has signed two of them.
More generally, the value and appeal of an association agreement lies precisely in the conditions it sets for liberalisation and reform: to soften these for one special case would weaken them for all.
That said, to have the news of the agreement come precisely one week following the Ballmer announcement, is more than slightly suspicious.
Every industry must hammer out agreements about precisely what is meant by even its most commonly used terms.
As we noted a week and a half ago, these licensing agreements were precisely why Microsoft was the one obvious bidder not competing for the patents — they didn't think they had to.
It has been suggested, for example, that drafting provisions within ceasefire agreements as precisely as possible (in terms of the obligations and geographical and temporal scope) can facilitate effective implementation (Hayson and Hottinger 2004, 2).
They have yet to reach agreement, however, on precisely how to increase revenues.
Mr. Barak trusts Mr. Sher, who negotiated the most recent interim agreement last September, precisely because he is apolitical.
"This is a survivalist regime in Khartoum," the capital of Sudan, "and the agreement signed is precisely what one would expect from survivalists.
