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agreement

[uh-gree-muhnt] / əˈgri mənt /




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Jurors on Monday in the civil wrongful death lawsuit began hearing evidence after Buck failed to finalize and sign a 2024 settlement agreement with Moore’s mother, LaTisha Nixon.

From Los Angeles Times

So, the two breadth oscillators are still not currently in agreement and so not particularly useful as indicators right now.

From MarketWatch

The union has accused the carmaker of poor working conditions, withholding sick pay and covert redundancies, all enabled by the lack of a collective agreement to protect workers.

From Barron's

Nobody will finance a multibillion-dollar liquefaction facility without locking in sales agreements lasting decades.

From The Wall Street Journal

Though he had been allowed visits from his wife following the agreement they made with authorities, these secret, personal messages still meant a lot to them.

From BBC