Deborah Boatright, a spokeswoman for the department, acknowledged that the parties had reached " an agreement in concept, " and said that city lawyers were now putting that agreement in writing.
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"If we don't get a bill, or at least a tentative agreement in writing by the week we come back from Memorial Day, we must move past " the committee, Norwood said.
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Players and owners agreed to the deal just hours before the scheduled start of a strike Aug . 30, and the lawyers have spent the last month putting the agreement in writing.
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To prevent disparities, managers should put telecommuting agreements in writing; be clear about goals and performance standards; make sure telecommuters are included in meetings and conferences, and state exactly when the arrangement begins and ends.
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Syria gave priority Sunday to a French proposal that reportedly would put the 1993 agreement in writing and call on the United States, Syria, Iran and European nations to guarantee that violations would not occur.
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Russia raised its loan request to the International Monetary Fund to as much as $ 12 billion a day before a visit from the IMF to fix the agreement in writing, central bank officials said.
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Negotiators worked Thursday on putting the agreement in writing, and Israeli officials said only technical issues remained unresolved such as how many checkpoints would be set up between areas controlled by Israel and the Palestinians after redeployment.
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"No player is ever entitled to a portion of a transfer fee unless the clubs and player formalize an agreement in writing at the time of the transfer, " said Forest's finance director John Pelling in a statement.
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"No agreement in writing was done, " he said, adding, " This meeting was important and useful in that . . . both sides were able to present their positions and reach a better understanding of each other's positions ."
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Seeking to avert a U . S . military strike, U . N . chief Kofi Annan engaged in last-chance talks with the Iraqis early Sunday, seeking an agreement in writing to open suspected weapons sites to U . N . arms inspectors.
