The phrase "agreement through a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or method by which an agreement is reached or established.
Example: "The parties reached an agreement through a series of negotiations that addressed their concerns."
Alternatives: "consensus via a" or "understanding through a".
What is not known is if Citi could get out of the agreement through a buyout or escape clause.
Despite union grumblings, it's hard to imagine them securing a commitment to the raft of employment policies contained in the 2004 Warwick agreement through a resolutionary system.
This also applies to anything bought with a credit agreement through a store, so if you sign up for an interest-free credit deal you are still covered.
The company said in yesterday's filing that it would ask the court to approve Ms. Wachner's proposed employment agreement through a separate request.
Mr. Daley headed one of Mr. Clinton's most successful: getting the North America Free Trade Agreement through a wary Congress in 1993.
Her exhaustive knowledge of the cumbersome UN negotiating process has also proved invaluable, helping her to steer the development of the proposed new agreement through a series of lead-up meetings.
By subverting this agreement through an "easter egg", Yelp could very well cause the approval process to become more draconian.
Regardless of their fees, however, their services are essentially the same as those provided by public mediators, and there's no way to guarantee that parties will reach a better agreement through an expensive mediator.
Newly identified pregnant women were enrolled in the study, following agreement through an oral informed consent procedure.
A raising contract is an illegal agreement through which a mine owner gives permission to a third party to run his business and take a share of the profits, or "lift" a certain amount of iron ore from his mines.
As President Clinton's "Nafta czar," Mr. Daley helped shepherd the North American Free Trade Agreement through Congress — a crowning achievement of the Clinton administration but one that still rankles liberals and union leaders.
