The phrase "agreement up from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The agreement up from the last meeting was not finalized."
Alternatives: "agreement starting from" or "agreement based on".
The United States maintained its lead in worldwide weapons sales in 2003, signing deals worth more than $14.5 billion, or 56.7percentt of all arms agreements, up from $13.6 billion in 2002, the study showed.
To achieve this, we set penalties to increase on a linear scale from 0.02 (where there is 51%% agreement) up to a penalty of 1 (at 100%% agreement).
In exchange, owners want a 10-year collective bargaining agreement, significantly up from previous demands for a six-year deal.
A female clerk nodded in agreement, hardly looking up from her computer to glance at the disheveled traveler who dared to ask for a discount.
Despite this history of goodwill, controversies related to the presence of the now former U.S. military bases in Subic Bay and Clark and the current Visiting Forces Agreement have flared up from time to time.
Almost 230 such agreements exist today, up from a mere 50 in 1990, and a further 60 or so are being negotiated.
Most of the agreement calculated was made up from identifying pain originating from the lumbar discs and the hip joints.
Fifty-three percent believe "free trade" agreements have hurt the U.S., up from 30% in 1999 - with the shift mostly attributable to a change in thinking by upper-income Americans.
UniCredit said on Monday that with the new equity, its core Tier 1 ratio under the Basel III banking agreement would be more than 9 percent, up from 8.74 percent at the end of September.
The South Africa Hockey Association said it will see if it can meet the request, which is up from last year's agreement that 6 of the 16 players would be of color — but also short of the 12 or so called for by a black member of parliament.
