Sentence examples for agreements fell from inspiring English sources

The WorldPay and Wells Fargo agreements fell between those extremes.

The number of generally binding wage agreements fell from 627 in 1995 to 446 last year, according to the Institute of Social and Economic Research, or WSI, a union-financed research body.

The agreements fell well short of what had been sought by the Swedish presidency of the EU, the Danish government hosting the Copenhagen conference, the UK and the European commission.

In fact, the number of enterprise agreements fell from 61 in 2010 to 29 in 2013 before rising to 80 in 2014, covering just 12,400 employees, down from 33,000 in 2010.

According to the European Company Survey of 2009, in EU countries with a dominant role for sector or central agreements, just under half of the employees covered by collective agreements fell under sector agreements with some form of additional firm-level bargaining or pay-setting.

Previous unity agreements fell apart.

The tax on the category "digital click-throughs" under which the Amazon agreements fall would raise $13.2 million next year, according to estimates by the General Assembly's fiscal research arm.

Critics, who call this the "Twitter Tax Break," have said that these agreements fall far short of resolving the stress that local non-profits and longtime residents are facing with rising rents.

Three generations of South Sudanese have seen peace agreements fall apart.

If trust and communication break down agreements fall through and parties go home empty handed.

Parliament's role: consent for most agreements (see above), consultation for agreements falling exclusively in the field of foreign and security policy.