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agreed statement

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agreed statement n. occasionally the two parties on opposite sides of a lawsuit or on an appeal from a trial judgment will agree upon certain facts and sign a statement to be used in court for that purpose. Agreed statements are only used when the only remaining dispute boils down to a question of law and legal argument and not of the actual facts.



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In relation to that right, and the rights of communication to the public, in general, the Conference adopted an agreed statement expressing the understanding that the mere provision of physical facilities for enabling or making a communication does not itself amount to communication.
International Commission (ARCIC) dialogue of the sixties and seventies, its Windsor Agreed Statement on the Eucharistic doctrine (1971), and the subsequent 23 years of elucidations and dialogue.
In an agreed statement to be includedin its report, the Committee recalled its view that the occupation of the territories of a Member State party to the Convention constituted "a grave breach of the Convention', if its organs were prevented from fulfilling obligations under the Convention and demographic changes were imposed.
 
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