The phrase "agreements with no" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contracts or arrangements that lack certain elements or conditions.
Example: "The company entered into agreements with no specified end date, which raised concerns about long-term commitments."
Alternatives: "contracts lacking" or "arrangements without".
"B.A.C.R. placed S.F.U.S.D. administrators, who directed millions to the organization, on payroll or entered into independent contractor agreements with no disclosure to B.A.C.R.'s board or B.A.C.R. auditors," the letter stated.
Up to now, Congress has shown little inclination to grant Obama trade promotion authority powers – called "fast track" – that allow only yes-or-no votes on trade agreements with no amendments permitted.
"This is post-Enron, when boards should have understood that you cannot base compensation on short-term profits alone, and yet they continued to sign executive employment agreements with no claw-back provisions," he said.
"And now we can offer killer service-level agreements with no excuses and no whining," Salerno says.
Presidents must first seek "fast-track" authority, a promise of swift congressional consideration of trade agreements with no amendments, before negotiations begin.
Trump and hard-liners in Iran are undermining the agreement with no clear plan for what would replace it.
Raman and FTIR study show an agreement with no shift in the peaks at the increasing concentrations of Sr in all Sr-HAp samples.
Bechtel, with $17.4 billion in annual revenues globally, is working under an informal agreement with no set payment terms, scope of work or designated total value.
The House, however, may well rely on the strong evidence demonstrating that Mr. Reagan does not want a real agreement "with no cheating" to ban nuclear tests.
The comparison between the model and the experiment reveals close agreement with no adjustable parameters and clearly validates the used modelling procedure.
