Sentence examples for share of agreements from inspiring English sources

The high rate of inertia in wages is reflected in the large share of agreements (between 60 and 70%%) that incorporate indexation clauses.

Likewise, a large share of agreements (more than 60%%) include indexation clauses which trigger high inertia in firms' wage-setting decisions.

The share of agreement to the other statements indicates that the importance of low fuel consumption has to be understood against the backdrop of price rather than environmental issues.

Among participating countries in Horizon 2020, the EU's flagship research programme, the UK holds the biggest share of signed grant agreements.

He helped a nearby farmer buy three cows (from a breed carefully picked for the character of its milk) and is part of a small herd share, an agreement of uncertain legality whereby consumers own a percentage of a herd and are entitled to a certain amount of the milk.

Australia and the Philippines do not yet share reciprocal agreements of any sort, and, therefore, there are limited opportunities for migration.

My hope is to hold more such dialogues with experts from as many other traditions as I can, and be able to freely share both areas of agreement and disagreement without pressure or guilt.

He owns 28.4 percent of all Class B shares, and through a chain of agreements with other shareholders, he has voting control over at least 57.1 percent of Class B shares.

The findings in our study share agreement of the phenomenon, while fascicle length of both TA and MG has shortened and pennation angle of them has increased at MVC condition.

The news parallels the search deal that Google signed with MySpace in 2006, when it won the rights to provide search and advertising to the News Corp-owned social network, with a minimum rev share agreement of $900 million.

The increased use of sharing agreements by media companies to form consolidated, "virtual" duopolies became controversial between 2009 and 2014, especially arrangements where a company buys a television station's facilities and assets, but sells the license to an affiliated third-party "shell" corporation, and operates it under a sharing agreement.