Sentences with phrase «also little agreement»

There was also little agreement in intrusiveness across age (Cohen's κ = 0.02 between ages 15 and 24 mo, 0.13 between ages 15 and 36 mo, and 0.07 between ages 24 and 36 mo).

Not exact matches

«Waterfront Toronto's refusal, for what it says are «commercial reasons,» to release the text of the preliminary «agreement to agree» it signed in the fall with Sidewalk has led to accusations of excessive secrecy,» reports The Globe and Mail, which also notes that «despite briefings from Waterfront Toronto and Sidewalk executives, some city councilors say they still have little idea what Sidewalk actually intends to do — or where.»

Enterprise bargaining outcomes in the early part of the year also suggested little change in the rate of wage growth; new federal enterprise agreements in the March quarter yielded an average annualised increase of 3.4 per cent, unchanged from the previous quarter.

But joining the TPP also meant effectively renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), with the United States under onerous terms of entry that put Canada's other traditional defensive areas on the negotiating table (including Canadian content in media, intellectual property regime preferences, telecommunications ownership policies, and remaining investment restrictions), with little prospect of any valuable concessions from the United States.

The survey also showed cross-party agreement on the degree of priority given to LEPs but the picture is a little more complicated when it comes to the Northern Powerhouse, the series of policies to support economic growth in Northern cities.

There also is little agreement on how many criteria need to be rated during an observation to determine if a teacher is effective and which criterion is most important.

There was also another surprise that Arcsystemworks left the team a little in confusion but in agreement with Yang's gameplay and concept.

We're also in the final stages of negotiating a Community Benefits Agreement for the site of the former coal plants, and are working to ensure that the new site will provide plenty of open space as well as other benefits for Little Village residents.

The articles are also wrong on the nature of consent agreements, but that is drifting a little too off - topic.

Stolle also sees little need to reach explicit agreement on the role that market mechanisms will play.

Its also ironic because most experts are in strong agreement that what very little climate change we are already starting to see is impacting the poor very disproportionately, and will far more so (as the climate shifts) for very fundamental reasons.

There could also be an agreement as part of the UK's negotiations around leaving the EU that sees trade agreements put in place that also protect the freedom of movement EU nationals currently enjoy, allowing them to work in the UK after Brexit with little change.

I have not found a case that has considered this question in the context of allegations of sexual assault; in fact, there appears to be little case law regarding the enforceability of confidentiality provisions in agreements to settle civil disputes where the underlying facts could also support a criminal prosecution.

Also, although you demonstrated that direct contact was the way to go, the reason a lot of people aren't doing it more is that there is so little agreement about the best way to accomplish it.

However, also consistent with many other States, little policy development is evident around the goals of these latter agreements.

It also means that there has been little policy development at a State level around defining the elements of a native title agreement or the processes of negotiation that may be required to contribute to the sustainable development goals of the traditional owner group.

It also means that there has been little policy development around defining the elements of a native title agreement that would best contribute to the sustainable development of the traditional owner group.

I also welcome initiatives such as the recently announced National Emotional and Social Well Being Framework for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and some of the new Shared Responsibility Agreements that seek to encourage communities to address family and community safety — through for example, establishing night patrols in communities where there is little if any police presence, through empowering and strengthening women, or through encouraging the community's men to work closely with family violence prevention services.

I also believe that the statutory function will do little to empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their representatives to negotiate beneficial agreements.

Also, there are a number of companies offering solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) that enable you go solar for little or no upfront investment.