The phrase "agrees conditions" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The contract agrees conditions that both parties must follow."
Alternatives: "accepts terms" or "consents to conditions."
Meanwhile her enemies demand, in excess of the agreed conditions, reparation for damage suffered by their civil population.
Weather stations that measure temperature, humidity and dewpoint are deployed around the campus; when they agree conditions are right, the system automatically switches to air-cooling mode.
In its draft report, the authority says the Coalition's own agreed conditions for a tougher target have now been met.
It found the agreed conditions for a higher target had already been met, but did not nominate the target Australia should now adopt in its draft report.
Landlords who lose can now expect tribunals to agree conditions or discounts to leaseholders' bills instead of effectively wiping them out.
"Full compliance with the agreed conditions is necessary for Greece to receive the funds Greece needs," said Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs.
A $2.5 billion loan from the IMF will be paid out only when Ukraine has met 41 agreed conditions; 14 are unfulfilled, including the passage of a 1997 budget.
Should Mr. Bozizé fail to meet the agreed conditions, the rebels will call upon other nations to intervene, Colonel Njadder-Bedaya said, though this seems an unlikely outcome.
Purchases would only be made under previously agreed conditions that would have to be specified in a formal accord, or memorandum of understanding.
The Ministry of Defence (MoD), National Air Traffic Services (Nats), Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and RSPB Scotland have agreed conditions.
