Sentence examples for agreed-upon method from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is no generally agreed-upon method for citing online material.

But the system is flawed, said Ian Smillie, a Canadian campaigner, because it does not include an agreed-upon method of monitoring the way individual nations comply.

Even if liability is established, calculating damages is not easy because there will probably not be an agreed-upon method of valuing fund shares and adjusting for one investor's market timing, Mr. Dunbar said.

Consensus — the agreed-upon method of decision-making — wasn't easy among hundreds of self-identified ninety-nine-per-centers, whose politics ranged from "Daily Show" liberalism to insurrectionary anarchism.

The problem, of course, is there's no agreed-upon method for agreeing on what defines traction — depending on the startup or the investor, it may be different, or it may be one of those cases of "you know it when you see it".

There are no response protocols, no strategies for remediation and not even an agreed-upon method of detecting the presence of the toxin in effect.

When the committees were first formed, there wasn't a postdoc association with specific goals, plans for action, timetables, or agreed-upon methods; the proto-PDA consisted of informal groups of postdocs interested in making things better for themselves and their peers.

(3) PSNR function: For PSNR function, although it is not the best model for evaluating perceptual distortion, it is the most agreed upon method for measuring the distortion.

Although progress has been made, there remains no agreed upon method for spatial scientists, nor landscape and regional planners to use during sustainable development assessments.

While social cohesion has been extensively discussed, there is no commonly agreed upon method for choosing the outcome (or outcomes, if multi-faceted and, perhaps, a "better" measure) representing social cohesion.

This is a valuable component of SSI surveillance since post-discharge SSIs are known to constitute the majority of infections, although there is no agreed upon method to identify them.