Sentence examples for direct agreement from inspiring English sources

Most are sold "over the counter" (OTC), meaning by direct agreement between the two parties rather than through an exchange.

Failing the constitution of the Tribunal by direct agreement between the parties, the course referred to in Article 45, paragraphs 3 to 6, is followed.

The closest direct agreement between the large- and small-scale data were obtained for pool fires involving PP and nylon 6.6 product yield.

Ms. Berger said that while an owner typically will have no direct agreement with a subcontractor, it is possible for a subcontractor to take action that will affect the owner.

At the head of government stood the khan of the foremost Tatar state (the Kazan khanate), part of whose family joined the Russian nobility by direct agreement in the 16th century.

What is known of the OFT's new investigation suggests something far more complicated than the standard textbook cartel: it concerns a wide range of branded goods rather than a direct agreement about a single, often dull, product.

Direct agreements to maintain resale prices are per se illegal in the United States and subject to "hard-core restriction" in Europe.

Mel Karmazin, the chief executive of Sirius, said in a statement Friday that direct agreements with labels offer more flexibility than is available through the basic compulsory licenses processed by SoundExchange.

The First and Second Mediterranean Agreements of 1887 joined Great Britain to the powers (Austria-Hungary and Italy) interested in blocking Russia from the Straits and enabled Kálnoky to abandon direct agreements with Russia.

A radical labour-market reform has made it less expensive to lay off workers, and allows firms to bypass the national unions and reach direct agreements with their staff.The collapse of the property-induced revenue bubble left Spain with a structural fiscal deficit of 6% of GDP, according to Fernando Fernández of the Instituto de Empresa, a Madrid business school.

There are direct agreements between certain member states.