But there is also agreement that in practice the stimulus usually comes too late to do much good.
If she can make the agreement stick in practice, the quality of Mexican schooling should gradually improve.
At every climate conference since Kyoto, countries have committed in principle to ratification and global agreement, but in practice have always put their own national economic interests first.
Safeguards to protect public health have been incorporated into the TRIPS Agreement; however, in practice governments may be reluctant to exercise such rights given concern about the international trade and political ramifications.
Symptom and sign profiles (including MMSE, AMTS, and NYHA class), co-morbidities and prescribed medications, quality of life (EQ-5D and EQ-VAS), and characteristics of care provision and diagnostic agreement in general practice and care facility records were reported for those with and without HF.
Lang, backed by the new President, sought to assert what in France is now familiarly called the "cultural exception"—originally, the exception of cultural products from free-trade agreements but, in practice, the keeping, preserving, and advancing French culture under the protection of the state.
This however may not be a true reflection of negotiated agreements applied in practice for logistics fees, and any additional savings on the logistics fee portion of the SEP accrues back to the manufacturer (which effectively means a higher ex-manufacturer price).
WASHINGTON — As President Obama prepares to host the leaders of the Group of 20 nations at an economic summit meeting this week in Pittsburgh, American officials say they are optimistic about reaching agreement on strategies to rein in practices that led to the current financial crisis.
Trade agreements outline how the agreement will work in practice and exactly what the agreement is – whether it is goods or goods and services, a basic preferential trade agreement, free trade or a customs union.
