Sentence examples for marks are agreed from inspiring English sources

We are approaching the time of year for examiners' meetings at universities, when marks are agreed and grades validated.

Each country's marks are agreed between that country's leader and deputy leader and coordinators provided by the host country (the leader of the team whose country submitted the problem in the case of the marks of the host country), subject to the decisions of the chief coordinator and ultimately a jury if any disputes cannot be resolved.

A ransom treaty of £40,000 sterling (less a dowry remittance of 10,000 marks) was agreed at Durham on 28 March 1424 to which James attached his own seal.

While other chiefs spoke about the terms of mineral rights and annuity amounts, Buffalo discussed treatment of the mixed-blood traders, stating: Once the terms were agreed to, Buffalo marked and was recorded as Pe-zhe-ke, head of the La Pointe delegation.

The council said a ceremony would be held to mark Williams' award "at a date and time to be agreed".

The discrepancy increased the further west he traveled, revealing a widening wedge in the boundary as it was agreed upon, and as it was marked.

It was agreed that in this case we would mark the item "unclear".

The meeting marked a year since an 'economic pact' between Westminster and Stormont was agreed.

The Magna Carta, or Great Charter, was agreed at Runnymede on 15 June 1215 and commemorations across the UK are being planned to mark the anniversary.

Walter de Lacy offered to buy back his land for 1,000 marks, but the offer was rejected until in 1198 the vast sum of 3,100 marks was finally agreed.

A pivotal factor in assessing the likelihood of confusion in such a circumstance "is whether the parties whose marks are in question have agreed, in some form, to memorialize methods of avoiding confusion".