The phrase "agreement umbrella" is not a standard expression in written English, but it can be understood in context.
You can use it when referring to a broad agreement that encompasses various specific agreements or terms under one overarching framework.
Example: "The new policy serves as an agreement umbrella for all departmental contracts, ensuring consistency across the board."
Alternatives: "umbrella agreement" or "framework agreement".
Brett H. McGurk, a former Bush administration aide whom the Obama administration had asked to return to Baghdad to help with the talks, thought that a bruising parliamentary battle could be avoided by working out an understanding under an existing umbrella agreement on economic and security cooperation — an approach Mr. Maliki himself suggested several times.
The committee says the U.K. is also likely to need to secure equivalent data flow agreements with the U.S. as the EU's EU-US Privacy Shield and the EU-US Umbrella Agreement — which will of course both cease to apply to the U.K., post-Brexit.
The goal, peace negotiators said, was to forge an umbrella agreement that would create a lasting peace.
It is understood that all sub-contracts governed by the umbrella agreement have built-in clauses referring to human rights.
"The Russian government indicated a desire to make changes to the Nunn-Lugar Umbrella Agreement as opposed to simply extending it," he said Wednesday.
And since America is not a party to the umbrella agreement of which the protocol is part, it could in future claim not to be bound by it.
Then negotiations could be concluded and an "umbrella agreement" covering all issues involved in the relocation could be presented to Parliament before its scheduled adjournment in December.
As it stands, almost all manufacturing involving metal, from carmakers to machine-tool producers to electronics manufacturers, negotiates a single umbrella agreement with IG Metall, encompassing companies with just a few hundred workers and conglomerates with tens of thousands.
President Barack Obama's reassurance that PRISM "does not apply to US citizens and it does not apply to people living in the United States" offers little comfort to Europeans.An umbrella agreement to regulate data transfer between America and the EU is stuck on the issue of non-discrimination.
In an hour-long presentation to the Global Change Institute in Brisbane this week the career diplomat gave a fascinating insight into the changing world of the UN framework convention on climate change (UNFCC) – the umbrella agreement under which all the UN climate deals operate.
