The phrase "agree copy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation where parties consent to a version of a document or text, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Before we finalize the document, please send me the agree copy for review."
Alternatives: "approved version" or "consent document".
But there is no guarantee that Hollywood will agree to copy protection protocols in time.
Juncker could agree to copy out Magna Carta in his own handwriting, declare that the only good thing to come out of Brussels since the Schuman Plan in 1951 is sprouts, and apologise individually for every allegedly banned straight banana – and Nigel Farage would still say that the PM was "selling out" the nation.
Hollywood hopes that such legislative threats will pressure hardware makers to agree to copy-protection standards that could then be ratified by Congress.The new climateArguably, all this could be called business as usual in Washington: industries defend their competing interests and, more often than not, end in stalemate.
We agree that plasmid copy number might differ between exponentially growing cells and stationary phase cells.
The exhibits were delivered to the jurors, and attorneys for each side agreed that copies of transcripts of the requested testimony would be given to the panel when deliberations resume at 9 30 A.M. today.
In a more recent UK study Tahir, Bisson and Wilcox [ 26] found that only 37% of clinical staff agreed that copying letters to patients was a good idea as compared to 83% of patients, with the main concerns being reported as damaging the therapeutic relationship and causing anxiety amongst patients due to misinterpretation of the notes.
For example, you could write a contract with these terms: "Jane Smith agrees to copy-edit 300 pages for ABC Publishing by August 3, 2013 for a flat rate of $2,000, to be paid in full within 30 days of delivery".
The measure would give the technology and entertainment industries one year to agree on a copy-protection technology that would prevent computers and electronic devices from playing unauthorized material.
Wright had been using the book as a way to bypass caps on speaking fees: an organization would invite him to speak, and instead of paying him for a speech, they would agree to buy copies of the book in bulk, for which he received an outsized fifty-five per cent of the royalties.
