Sentence examples for was previously agreed from inspiring English sources

The new deal sets a higher standard for the cleanup than was previously agreed to.

As a result both countries have begun to fish more mackerel than was previously agreed," she said.

It was previously agreed that for regulatory applications, assays should be based upon neutral genes, be generally available in several laboratories, and be readily transferable.

Atlantic populations of mackerel had moved north-west into Icelandic and Faroe Islands waters, prompting their fishermen to catch more fish than was previously agreed.

In a bid to expand his broadcast business, he could restart talks with Tribune to buy the seven stations whose sale was previously agreed to, or possibly more.

Gary Jenkins of Swordfish Research: "The Troika has agreed to lower the bailout loan rates, the private sector bondholders have agreed to take a larger writedown than was previously agreed (53.5% of face value rather than 50%) and the ECB has agreed to give up its profits in order to reduce the debt/GDP figure to 120.5% by 2020.

In June the IMF criticised Malawi for failing to comply with conditions set for access to a $79m loan that had been previously agreed.

But they did not say Mr. Obama's argument — that gay men and lesbians deserve the same rights as others to have partners visit them in hospitals or make medical decisions that were previously agreed — was wrong on the merits.

The deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, argued that the delivery of the S-300 system had been previously agreed with the Syrian government in Damascus and would be a "stabilising factor" that could dissuade "some hotheads" from entering the conflict.

"The so-called congress of the Communist Party is anything but a congress, as the agenda and all the decisions have been previously agreed to by the ruling and aging dictators," she said in a statement.

In the multilateral setting, we tend to rely on the outcomes of old battles where they be previously agreed language, or previously agreed processes or the ways of conducting themselves and they tend to dictate or try and dictate the future.