Agreement [noun]

Such an agreement currently exists for pandemic influenza, Phelan notes, but not for any other kind of disease or vaccine.

After all, he and his appointees have reversed or defanged dozens of other environmental rules, practices, and international agreements during the last four years.

I agree with a lot of it…I heard Nancy Pelosi say she doesn’t want to leave until we have an agreement.

This decision went hand-in-hand with a bipartisan agreement to offer all registered voters the chance to vote by mail-in absentee ballot or by dropping one off early, according to the Louisville Courier Journal.

The good news is that California reached an agreement in August with the US Forest Service to boost these efforts, with a goal of treating a million acres per year for the next two decades.

Lawmakers have failed to reach agreement on the size and scope of the bigger-ticket items, such as aid to state and local governments and extending unemployment benefits.

There are also trade secret agreements for senior investment officials.

Before coronavirus, the standard time frame from agreement to campaign launch for a custom content campaign through Wall Street Journal’s content studio, The Trust, was about eight weeks.

The agreement has some industry analysts scratching their heads.

There’s little agreement on the substance of the audit between the auditor’s office, and SANDAG management and its outside counsel.