The phrase "agreements settled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain agreements have been finalized or resolved.
Example: "After lengthy negotiations, all agreements settled were documented and signed by both parties."
Alternatives: "finalized agreements" or "resolved agreements".
Miller says that any agreements settled on a cross-party basis will be aimed at making it more "workable".
I will be well on a road to either having one, if not many, of the 153 outstanding collective bargaining agreements settled.
Existing agreements settled in 1999 run through 2003 and carry wage guarantees, meaning the company has to pay 95percentt of workers' wages even in the event of layoffs, Mr. Frohlich said.
The biggest losers will be higher-rate taxpayers who benefit from special provisions that apply to payments made under agreements settled before March 1988, when the regime was modified.
Moreover, the agreements – settling a case before it can be filed – are designed to avoid even the deferential judicial review that occurs if a company enters a plea deal before a judge.
Teesta,4 the decade long contention of India and Bangladesh, is absent from any agreements settling the matter of water entitlement.
The tree still stands at Clackamas Boulevard, and is said to have marked the place where the different native tribes, mainly Clackamas and Multnomahs, met to make trading agreements, settle community affairs, and conduct wedding ceremonies.
See id. at 2. This agreement settled all potential infringement claims between LGE and Intel.
Medtronic, which is based in Minneapolis, said the agreement settled all outstanding coronary stent litigation between the companies.
The agreement settled what it called "unproven allegations" that the two women "were subjected to sex discrimination and retaliation and sex harassment, which Vito Lopez and the Assembly deny".
Czech anticlerical feeling precluded the negotiation of a concordat with the papacy until 1928, when an agreement settled the most serious disputes between church and state.
