Sentences with phrase «agrees on the actual numbers»

And even if they had a good handle on the effects of aerosol concentrations, no one agrees on the actual numbers for aerosol concentrations or production.

Not exact matches

Your actual creations, your factual accomplishments, or even selfless, kind, and communal actions, do not exist unless the «mob» agrees they exist — and sometimes it takes a meaningless piece of paper, whether a contract, a degree, or a green slip of paper with a guy's face and a number on it, before you're no longer deemed invisible.

I agree that «successful» is quite subjective: I see a lot of blogs that have huge numbers on their social media profiles but that doesn't necessarily mean they have actual following — or at least this following is not proportional to those numbers.

Pew has said that what needed to come out of Copenhagen was a treaty architecture, even if countries can't agree on the numbers, and he seemed encouraged by the fact that everybody is still pushing for actual emissions commitments from individual countries.

Billable hours — Firms agree with their client to a rate per lawyer hour and then bill at the end or during a project based on that rate and the actual number of hours worked.

Cassels argued, and Cronk agreed, that the second number should have been $ 143.5 million — the amount GM Canada offered to the terminated dealers under the WDAs, based on the actual final count of 240 terminated dealers.

I do not agree... [I] t is established that Simon King was Mr. Shah's lawyer and it is also established that there were actual communications between Mr. Shah's phone and a phone number set out on Mr. King's business card.

I have been using direct mail for ten months and would agree with J Scott; although, my numbers based on actual $ spent and revenue produced is about 8 %.