| AGREE | Reach concordat over, for example, unlimited area (5) |
| SPACE | Continuous unlimited area which may or may not contain objects, etc. |
| NIGER | Ulster Romeo holds over, for example, African flower (5) |
| LIEGE | Lie over, for example, in Belgian city (5) |
| TINGE | Trace metal - turn over for example (5) |
| BADGE | Label evil, turned over for example (5) |
| JUDGE | Flips over, for example, music presenter welcoming you on the radio to rate it (5) |
| NAFTA | U.S.-Mex.-Can. concordat |
| RULES | Concordat |
| PACTS | Concordats |
| REGULATES | Rules over, for example, with a little time for controls (9) |
| ELEGANT | Fancy the Parisian coming over, for example with soldier (7) |
| SWAY | Win over, for example, taking wickets (4) |
| WAFTAGE | Organised fatwa over, for example, uplifting poetic transportation (7) |
| PARADIGM | Display cut short with one old car turning over for example (8) |
| ASTONISHED | Bowled over for example by weight I lost |
| BEGONIAS | Favouritism over, for example, broadcast from the garden centre (8) |
| WINEGUM | Sweet triumph over, for example, hesitation? (4,3) |
| MARRIAGE | Union flips, over for example, atmosphere linked to strike (8) |
| ILLEGAL | Trouble over, for example, a pupil? Could be against the rules |
