Sentence examples for acceptable share of from inspiring English sources

For example, Gauthier premises the bargaining position not as an escape from the state of nature, but rather as a method for achieving an acceptable share of the potential cooperative surplus.

Reporters decide, not a president elected by the people, what is acceptable sharing of intelligence.

"The Slams are important events that generate significant revenues, and the ATP has strongly advocated that all players who perform there should share in a more acceptable percentage of those revenues -- like they do on the ATP World Tour," Drewett said.

The basic concept examined in ABM is the seeking of an acceptable shared work environment for both STEM and Non-STEM workers based on individual worker propensity for attrition and work group selection [6].

The sale of 79 Horatio Street is not certain, however, because it is still possible that the Gottlieb family might make Ms. Gabay an acceptable offer for her share of the building.

And, as it makes clear, even big websites whose advertising methods (text only, no flashy gimmicks) it finds acceptable must hand over a share of their advertising revenue for the reward of being on the "whitelist" and showing their ads to visitors.

* Note that Cisco IP phones in use at Stanford have a port to support the connection of a computer or printer, which is an acceptable and intended "sharing" of ports.

Critical questions of David Young, nonetheless, beg to be addressed: Why would David Young automatically assume it acceptable to "share the good news of Jesus Christ" with a Jew, especially within a political context?

Sweden shows the highest acceptable price premium which corresponds with Sweden having the highest market share of organic products.

At first sight, indicator 30 (market share of organic products) does not correspond with indicator 32 (acceptable price premium for organic products).

The share of Americans who say the current level of inequality is acceptable has increased by seven percentage points since 1998, to 52 percent.