Sentence examples for idea of agreement from inspiring English sources
"Social contract views work from the intuitive idea of agreement" (Freeman 2007a, 17).
A frequent criticism of social contract doctrines, dating back to David Hume, is that the idea of agreement (hypothetical or actual) does no real work in justifying principles of justice.
In fact, it is a good idea to use nondisclosure agreements irrespective of the patent status.
As Jon Husband described: "Our structure is in our agreements". This underlying idea of agreements on work to be done with each other, is one common—I would say an atomic unit aspect in how companies are designed.
While the majority of the task force agreed during a meeting last week that the Got Wheels! program no longer is viable, some members said they were open to the idea of agreements with agencies such as the YMCA, which currently picks up students from area schools for various programs, should the City Council direct officials to research the matter.
Still, a vote to ratify a final agreement in Chicago remains unlikely, as does the idea of an agreement in principle.
And while the core idea of this agreement is a good one, the execution plainly is not.
The idea of the agreement was to create a political platform for states to cooperate, she said.
Calipari first hatched the idea of an agreement with China after a conversation with William Wesley, a man well known in basketball circles who has strong ties with LeBron James and other N.B.A. stars.
"They'd have to tie me to a train and drag me along the track before I'd sign a decree," he scoffed at the idea of an agreement with federal officials acknowledging profiling, the documents show.
