The phrase "agreement raised" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation where an agreement has been brought up or discussed, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "During the meeting, the agreement raised was about the new project timeline."
Alternatives: "agreement brought up" or "agreement discussed".
The next year, a new international aviation agreement raised the amount for which an air carrier was liable when an international flight crashed.
Unionized employees performing even menial jobs earned the equivalent of $560 a month until this summer, when a new labor agreement raised their pay to $800 a month.
The North American Free Trade Agreement raised the prospect of a flood of cheap sugar from Mexico and other countries with low wages.
Indeed, it was creating demands for more equipment, and frequent amendments to the supply agreement raised the total that Telsim had been loaned to $1.9 billion, not counting interest payments.
The decision by Kuwait to sign the agreement raised the question of whether it could honor its new commitment to respect Iraqi territorial integrity and still allow American forces to operate from its bases.
But the new agreement raised new questions as well: Will it engender even more confusion and criticism of JPMorgan and make the deal more susceptible to being up-ended by the Delaware courts?
But each point of agreement raises a host of questions.
The agreement raises the salary cap and floor when total team revenue rises.
The agreement raises the payment to $44, the same amount as the company offered before the strike.
The agreement raises the salary cap to $102 million, from $94.5 million, in 2006, and to $109 million in 2007.
The new agreement raises the specter of a second for-profit tower impinging on the Gothic stone silhouette of the church, whose cornerstone was laid in 1892.
