The phrase "agreements says" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "agreement says" or "agreements say," depending on the subject.
Example: "The agreement says that all parties must comply with the terms outlined in the contract."
Alternatives: "the agreement states" or "the agreements indicate."
"There's nothing wrong with planning performance agreements," says one planning officer.
The new clause in funding agreements says free schools must "make provision for the teaching of evolution as a comprehensive, coherent and extensively evidenced theory".
"The music industry were our very first partners on YouTube – the first ones to sign agreements," says Candice Morrissey, head of YouTube music partnerships in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
However, the new law lays down lengthy negotiation and arbitration periods, meaning it will take at least three years to renegotiate existing agreements, says Mr Funes.Perhaps the bill's biggest failing lies in what it does not reform: the corrupt and unrepresentative union organisations, and their legally protected welfare schemes, which in practice act as slush funds for their leaders.
"What's appealing is the visibility of their future revenues thanks to a backlog of service agreements," says Davenport.
"The answer to competition isn't divesting infrastructures, it is the interconnection agreements," says Level 3′s James Crowe.
Such agreements, said Mr Clinton, "keep our economy growing and create these good jobs".
"The ground has shifted against the production-sharing agreements," said Vladimir Konovalov, executive director of the Moscow-based Petroleum Advisory Forum.
"The use of depleted uranium within weapons is not prohibited under international agreements," said a spokeswoman.
"We're in active negotiations with other content providers to do rev-share agreements," said Gundersen.
In other words, no matter what those agreements say about labor, it's not being enforced.
