Sentence examples for valid agreement from inspiring English sources

He said the husband and his former wife had reached a "perfectly valid agreement" and dismissed the widow's appeal.

Jackson insists there was no valid agreement and that the sheikh's case is based on "mistake, misrepresentation and undue influence".

Jackson is contesting the claim, insisting there was no valid agreement of repayment and arguing that the sheikh's case is based on "mistake, misrepresentation and undue influence".

Thus, in the absence of agreement to the contrary, Western law generally provides that transfer of title takes place either when a valid agreement to transfer is made or when the thing is delivered to the conveyee.

Jackson's lawyers say the pair never entered a valid agreement and that Al Khalifa's money was given freely.

Under California law, property is generally split equally between divorcing couples, unless there is a valid agreement spelling out how assets should be distributed.

On the other hand, a single offer restriction facilitated a higher proportion of valid agreements and reduced rent extraction and, as a result, the agency's payment.

Currently, valid agreements range from the traditional ones such as those covering metal or chemical workers to more "exotic" ones such as collective agreements for emotional coaches and sacristans.

It is only through the coverage of older, still valid agreements, of which half are more than eight years old, that a coverage rate of about 70percentt is reached, but this begs the question as to how relevant these older agreements are in terms of (minimum) wage protection.

The criteria for trade unions to secure representativeness status as a precondition for negotiating valid agreements at sector and company levels have been tightened and where unions do not meet these criteria employers can negotiate with elected non-union employee representatives.

A spokesman for Cablevision, Jim Maiella, said the company had a "valid affiliation agreement" to carry the Tennis Channel, "and we expect the Tennis Channel to authorize its signal, which is literally a matter of flipping a switch, so our customers in New York can watch its coverage of the U.S. Open".