Sentence examples for task for agreement from inspiring English sources
"The president's budget, which is actually the 2013 budget, has called for a reduction in the number of bed spaces in immigrant detention centers, has called for funding immigrant integration programs, has called for phasing out the task for agreement from the 287G program".
The G20 has played a crucial role in reforming financial regulation, setting deadlines for agreement and tasking the Financial Stability Board and Basel committees to meet those deadlines.
He also took Clinton to task for supporting free-trade agreements, which he said had cost America many well-paying jobs; for consorting with Henry Kissinger; and for having a super PAC that has raised tens of millions of dollars from special interests.
For each SHAP-C task, the agreement between the assessors was determined by calculating the RC and the relative RC.
Cashman has stressed the desire to keep the Yankees' payroll at about $135 million because of the new collective bargaining agreement, a difficult task for a team with a buy-first, buy-fast principal owner in George Steinbrenner.
The second was whether approval of the agreement was a task for the Supreme National Security Council or the Majles.
[Update: Our initial take on the Netflix-Comcast agreement was called to task for implying that it would change how net neutrality would be applied to common infrastructure.
Bland and Altman plots were constructed for each task to assess agreement between the raters with the maximum and minimum times.
Testing for agreement between group members, pointing out inconsistencies and summarising the group process were areas in which all three groups rated their abilities lower than other tasks.
While negotiating with Iran and North Korea is a diplomatic task for governments, the agency needs revamping to help carry out any agreement.
The continuous provision of highly available IT services is a crucial task for IT service providers in order to fulfill service level agreements with customers.
