conditional agreement

kənˈdɪʃənəl əˈɡriːmənt

Definition

Definition of conditional agreement - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

legalagreement effective upon a specific event happening

The sale was based on a conditional agreement.
The merger depended on a conditional agreement.
They signed a conditional agreement pending approval.

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Expressions with conditional

conditional offer

proposal that is only valid if certain requirements are met

She received a conditional offer from her first-choice university.

conditional release

freeing of a person from custody under rules they must obey

The judge granted conditional release after reviewing his behavior in prison.

be conditional upon

depend on something happening or being true

The offer will be conditional upon approval by the manager.

conditional discharge

legal release without punishment unless reoffending occurs

The judge granted him a conditional discharge.

conditional relation

situation where one thing depends on another

There is a conditional relation between success and hard work.

conditional response

reaction that depends on a specific condition

The alarm’s conditional response was activated only if the door sensor detected movement.

Expressions with agreement

gentleman's agreement

unwritten agreement based on trust and honor

They had a gentleman's agreement to share the profits.

gentlemen's agreement

mutual understanding relying on honor, not enforced by law

The companies reached a gentlemen's agreement to avoid competition.

clinch an agreement

secure an agreement after negotiations or discussions

They managed to clinch an agreement after long talks.

in agreement

adj.

having the same opinion or view

The committee was in agreement on the proposed changes.

in agreement with

prep.

having the same opinion as someone

She is in agreement with her colleagues on the new policy.

in complete agreement

adj.

fully sharing the same opinion or decision

The team was in complete agreement about the plan.

rental agreement

written document outlining rental terms

You must sign the rental agreement before moving in.

break an agreement

fail to follow the terms of an agreement

He decided to break an agreement with his business partner.

come to an agreement

reach a mutual decision or understanding

After hours of discussion, they finally came to an agreement.

cooperation agreement

formal contract where two or more sides promise to work together

The two universities signed a cooperation agreement to share research facilities.

Terms with conditional agreement included in their meaning

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conditional agreement

agreement with conditions or limitations

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acr.

acr: conditional fee agreement

agreement to pay lawyer only if case is won

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French:accord conditionnel, ...
German:Konditionalvereinbarung, ...
Italian:accordo condizionale, ...
Spanish:acuerdo condicional, ...
Portuguese:acordo condicional, ...
Chinese:附条件协议, ...
Japanese:条件付き契約, ...
Arabic:اِتِّفَاق مُشْرُوط, ...
Hebrew:הֶסְכֵּם מוּתְנֶה, ...
Russian:условное соглашение, ...
Ukrainian:умовна угода, ...
Hindi:सशर्त समझौता, ...
Bengali:শর্তাধীন চুক্তি, ...
Catalan:acord condicional, ...
Czech:smlouva s odkládací podmínkou, ...
Danish:betinget aftale, ...
Dutch:voorwaardelijke overeenkomst, ...
Greek:συμφωνία υπό όρους, ...
Hungarian:feltételes megállapodás, ...
Khmer:កិច្ចព្រមព្រៀងមានលក្ខខណ្ឌ, ...
Korean:조건부 계약, ...
Persian:توافق مشروط, ...
Polish:umowa warunkowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):acordo condicional, ...
Romanian:acord condiționat, ...
Swedish:villkorligt avtal, ...
Thai:ข้อตกลงตามเงื่อนไข, ...
Turkish:koşullu anlaşma, ...
Vietnamese:thỏa thuận có điều kiện, ...

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