The phrase "agreements aside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to set aside or disregard previous agreements in order to discuss a different point or perspective.
Example: "Agreements aside, we need to focus on what is best for the team moving forward."
Alternatives: "disregarding agreements" or "putting agreements aside".
But one Airbus official, who was not authorized to speak on the record, conceded that, international agreements aside, "commercial jet sales are not totally decoupled from political relationship building".
Previous agreements aside, to settle for that would be a slap in the faces of former islanders who are dying off as they continue their campaign for their beloved islands from the Japanese mainland.
International agreements aside, we remain committed to creating a better environment". The above is just a smattering of CEO comments we received; to see the full list of responses and advisory council participation status that Forbes has accumulated, head to this link here.
"International agreements aside, we remain committed to creating a better environment".
I also don't know who will win Last Cake Standing 2. I could have tried to get it out of them, but confidentiality agreements aside, I didn't want to know because that would spoil all the fun, and drama, of watching who can bake a $100,000 cake.
At the same time, our free trade agreements push aside interests of workers, communities and the environment.
The deal, rebranded the United States Mexico Canada Agreement, tosses aside a standard set of seven multilateral environmental agreements that undergirded the last four U.S. trade deals.
Both sides, but especially China, would be deeply suspicious of any plan pushed by America.It is widely accepted that an interim agreement putting aside questions of sovereignty would be a good thing.
But Commissioner Shinn said the most important feature of the agreement -- aside from experimental technologies and federal financing -- was that it would speed up the effort to clean up sites before extensive environmental damage and threats to health and safety occur.
Many senators had derided those projects as old-fashioned pork-barrel spending, but today's agreement sets aside $7 billion for such projects in the House and calls for the Senate to receive $2.35 billion for its own projects.
In my post on this case, I suggested that Jamie McCourt had a malpractice claim against the drafting attorney for the attorney fees she incurred in having the postnuptial agreement set aside.
