Be agreeable, working with the manager/teacher and contributing to discussions with coworkers/or fellow students who give solutions (putting solutions on the chalk-/or marker-board) -- helping sort out ideas or showing how the answer is/was found.
That's the feeling you get from "Other Suns (A Trilogy)," an intermittently agreeable collaborative work by Margaret Jenkins and Liu Qi, which opened at the Alexander Kasser Theater at Montclair State University on Thursday.
It is most agreeable to work directly or indirectly for the government where a profit does not have to be made, where money flows freely, accountability is lax, and mediocrity is protected.
If the loan is a portfolio loan the lender will be more agreeable to work it out because they don't want it to default and show as such on their balance sheet.
A potential solution would be to promote beneficial behaviours in specific contexts, e.g. being disagreeable when negotiating wages but agreeable when working on a project involving teamwork.
The findings of this research are based on the perspectives of a small sample of family physicians agreeable to working in this model of care.
The youth leaders provided their overarching informal consent to the researchers entering into their bases, to interact with the children and youth who are part of their group, and that they are agreeable and working with us in a participatory manner to ensure that the children are understanding the process of engaging in research and that we work together.
It is an agreeable Art Deco work of black terra-cotta block but, to judge by what you can see from the sidewalk, its Art Deco lobby is getting a particularly brutal renovation.
Two particular challenges were brought up: First, even if Kampusareena was considered as an agreeable place to work, the value co-creating effects of the platform were regarded as rather limited.
In any case, Poe finds the copying of other writers' styles not theft, but something worthwhile and new -- an agreeable mixture, a work filled with allusions.
