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Definition of pre-agreed in English: pre-agreedadjective Discussed and agreed in advance. you have the right to sell your stock at a pre-agreed price Example sentencesExamples - Dinner guests are expected to bring a gift, however modest, and this is usually a bottle of wine, flowers, or a pre-agreed desert or cheese dish.
- A fixed-rate deal is ideal if you want to lock away a set amount of money for a pre-agreed period of time.
- Instead they are paid a pre-agreed lump sum at a pre-agreed date usually about eight years after making their initial investment.
- Agencies are usually paid pre-agreed fees for their work, meaning they can't cash in on ideas that boost their clients' profits.
- Personal accident policies pay the pre-agreed levels of benefit to persons injured if an accident occurs within the terms of the policy.
- In many cases, their involvement is limited to endorsing pre-agreed EU policies, without having a real chance to influence them.
- Profits are shared on a pre-agreed ratio, while losses are borne by the investor alone.
- The partnership leases the turbines to the operator of the wind farm for a pre-agreed period of time, usually seven years.
- Alternatively, prior to the pre-agreed date for sale of the warrant, you can trade the warrant itself on the stock market.
- In a time of vapid politicians who only speak from pre-agreed scripts, a bit of colour, rank mischief and sharp politics cannot go amiss.
- This gave him the right to buy dollars in the future at a pre-agreed price.
Synonyms prearranged, arranged in advance, established in advance, set, fixed, preset, pre-established, pre-planned, pre-decided, agreed, settled
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