The phrase "agreement run out" is not correct in standard written English.
You might be trying to convey that an agreement has expired or is no longer valid.
Example: "The contract we signed last year has run out, and we need to negotiate a new one."
Alternatives: "agreement expired" or "contract lapsed".
When the agreement ran out in 1907, the Ottoman Empire still ruled Macedonia, ringed by Greece, Montenegro, Serbia, and Bulgaria.
That agreement runs out at the end of 2012, and the signatories are in the process of negotiating a new one.
(And which it might experience again, debt ceiling aside, when the current stopgap spending agreement runs out on March 27).
In her anxiety over keeping her house, Ms. Roberts sent mortgage checks when her forbearance agreement ran out, only to have them returned uncashed.
It's called the McConnell rule, and it's time to make it permanent before the current agreement runs out on Feb. 7.
After that agreement runs out, Bertelsmann expects to trade its stake in Lycos Europe to Terra Lycos in return for equity in that company.
On April 11th, when the original deadline for a negotiated agreement ran out, the Senate passed a resolution by 96-0, urging the Bush administration to return swiftly to the WTO, "if there is no immediate agreement to eliminate launch aid".
That agreement ran out in late December and the two sides have agreed to one-month extensions ever since as the two sides hash out how much Time Warner will pay Disney for its cable channels.
An interim IMF loan agreement runs out in August, and both sides want a longer-term deal.But according to Luís Secco, an independent economist, that will require resolving the problems postponed by the previous government: sorting out the banking system, renegotiating the country's foreign debt and reopening contracts with the privatised utilities.
