I always agree to help my friends move, and then spend the entire time flexing in the hallway in case a female neighbor walks by.
But lenders don't always agree to do what's known as an assignment — a 1989 amendment to state law gives them discretion to reject such requests, according to Douglas Wasser, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
In an especially adroit move last week, they stopped Mr. Perez, the labor secretary nominee, from receiving a committee vote by objecting to a routine procedural motion on the Senate floor that is almost always agreed to unanimously.
The Locke-Wallace Marital Adjustment Test instructs spouses, among other things, to rank themselves along the "always agree" to "always disagree" continuum on matters ranging from recreation to in-laws.
"Like other good friends I have had throughout my life, we don't agree 100percentt of the time, but we always agree to discuss things in a frank way," Mr. Bush said.
He said Court TV had always agreed to obscure the face of any witness who wanted it and told the judge that a "vast majority" of the case could be televised without raising security issues.
In fact, he says that there is often a long debate about values when acquiring new licenses, and that "we're far from always agreeing to take on new ones".
I said if any of you in here were to operate according to how we have always agreed to operate at this university — honestly, openly, with integrity, always doing what's in the best interests of the university — and if you were falsely accused of something, I would do the same thing for any of you in here, I want you to know that.
Although partisan brinkmanship over the issue has occurred in the past, Congresses under the control of both parties have always agreed to debt-limit increases to avoid undercutting the creditworthiness of the United States government and thereby igniting a crisis in the global markets.
