Sentence examples for Theoretical agreements from inspiring English sources

The theoretical agreements between these governments quickly proved practically unenforceable, even though they were enough to disrupt the traditional transhumance of communities in the region.

Without a wide theoretical agreement, the results are still not so reliable.

Of course, even broad theoretical agreement won't mean an end to tactical divides, like how best to protect legalized abortion and gay rights or seek social justice for minorities, without alienating a majority of the electorate.

As Lenore Taylor noted in her report, the $18bn figure is based on a feasibility study done in 2005 and is concerned with a theoretical agreement rather than the one agreed to this week.

Theoretical agreement with experiments within 10% accuracy offers reliable failure predictions for square membrane dimensions from 60 μm to 1.5 mm through over 100 trials.

A combination of the Knudsen flow and Poiseuille flow models in the present mathematical formulation for membrane coefficient estimation was used to establish theoretical agreement.

One of the conference's biggest failures was its failure to win even theoretical agreement from the 136 countries that are not yet required to reduce emissions that they ought, in principle, to be ready to do so at some unspecified point in the future.

The question of whether animals have beliefs is also difficult to answer given the lack of theoretical agreement about the nature of belief.

Yet although most leaders are in theoretical agreement with this, and despite the high volume of blogs forecasting that 2016 will be the year of HR, there are no signs that HR's image and credibility will improve dramatically next year.

But any theoretical agreement would be fragile ― particularly with Donald Trump as president ― and GOP and Democratic leaders are walking softly.

During that same campaign, every GOP candidate rejected a theoretical agreement in which they would receive a ten-to-one ratio of spending cuts to tax increases, in one of the most outrageous and public displays of fiscal innumeracy in American politics.