blanket agreement

The greatest problem with the blanket agreement is its limited scope.

If her source were Rove, his blanket agreement of full disclosure would clear her to reveal him as such.

Because of those problems, the cable companies and Sprint are negotiating local phone agreements market by market, instead of making one blanket agreement.

Mr. Todd said that the union had sent feelers to Washington about negotiating a blanket agreement to cover all 15 member nations, but that it had received little response.

Mr President, first I would like to congratulate Mrs Jöns on the splendid degree of skill she has brought to this difficult issue: the blanket agreement concerning part-time work.

Performing Rights (the right to perform music publicly, live or in any media, such as TV, film, etc.) are granted through local performing right societies, which usually have blanket agreements with broadcasters.

The translation of linear import levies into common percentage-based tariffs, based on the value of the products, is a careful, but nevertheless, important step in the direction of a blanket agreement on trade in agricultural products.