The phrase "agreement of things" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the consensus or alignment of multiple items or ideas, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The agreement of things in the meeting led to a unified approach for the project."
Alternatives: "consensus of items" or "alignment of matters".
It consists in "symmetry," "harmony," or "proportion," or "as Mr. Hutcheson" says, in "agreement of different things in form, manner, quantity, and visible end or design," i.e., in "regularity".
And terms of service agreements for things like free email may prevent companies from disclosing that material to anyone without a court order.
But of course that requires the most elusive of things: agreement on what the Jewish homeland is.
And without that kind of shared agreement on those kinds of things, this new regime would really stay in a state of flux and would be vulnerable to all kinds of continued dramatic and potentially revolutionary change.
Perfection consists in the rich variety of a manifold on the one hand and its unity on the other but also in a third element, namely the "complete agreement" of what a thing is "with what it ought to be, or of the real with the ideal" ("Vollkommenheit" ("Perfection") in Allgemeine Theorie der schönen Künste, volume IV, pp. 688 9, at p. 688).
"The agreement called for a number of things to be phased in each year," Taylor said.
"This agreement gives us a number of things in the context of the settlement that are valuable to us and we think are valuable to other libraries," said Paul Courant, dean of libraries at the University of Michigan.
My paper deals with more than LGT-ToL, but from the referees's upcooming book [ 170] it seems that we are in broad and general agreement on the coarse outline of things regarding origin of life and origin of eukaryote issues.
Depending on how they are drafted and what they hope to accomplish, prenuptial agreements can do a number of things.
