"principle agreement" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in legal or contractual contexts to refer to the underlying agreement that a legal contract is based on. For example: "The principle agreement between the parties states that they will share profits in a 50/50 ratio."
At the Leaders' Summit next month, we can expect governments to take meaningful steps to counter tax avoidance, even if only 'in principle' agreement is reached.
For example, the council has in principle agreement to create a commercial unit that will build on the work of the existing procurement unit and combine commissioning and legal expertise: "In some cases, we'll be growing the people we've got; in others, we will be buying in resources on a permanent or short-term basis," he explains.
Denying the request, ministers replied: "The correct approach to this process is to hold the second vote once we have reached 'in principle' agreement with the EU institutions and the other member states".
Once their principle agreement was obtained, they received a mail explaining the content of the survey and the possibility to answer either by mail or by a dedicated Web site.
In the 2007-2008 talks, then-Israeli Prime Minister Olmert stated both sides had come "very close, more than ever in the Prime to coMinister principle agreement that wOlmertave led to the end of the conflict".
In both sets of comprehensive negotiations, the two sides had been able to resolve the vast majority of the conflicting issues; in the latter, then-Israeli Prime Minister Olmert stated both sides had come "very close, more than ever in the past, to complete a principle agreement that would have led to the end of the conflict".
In the evening, FFA chief executive David Gallop met A-League active supporter groups – who walked out of games in round eight and boycotted round nine – to reach an in-principle agreement regarding FFA's banning process.
It says the new government has now reached in-principle agreement with those jurisdictions, and points to the reinstatement of $1.2bn cut from the four-year budget before the election because of the absence of deals.
Liberal party sources said they had not seen Labor's final proposals but had reached an in-principle agreement in talks between party officials and between the minister and shadow ministers.
WA has pulled back from any in-principle agreement and after signalling it would wait for the budget to be handed down in August – two months after the June 30 deadline – it decided to dole out $31 million over the next financial year on Indigenous health initiatives without re-signing the agreement.
Pearson's Good To Great Schools Australia, which pulled out of Aurukun school after a tumultuous dispute including the government's attempts to limit the contentious Direct Instruction (DI) curriculum, has signed an in-principle agreement for jointly running the Coen and Hopevale schools.
