The bipartisan legislation is designed to present the Senate with a package of
widely agreed upon reforms that it can vote on before the end of the 113th Congress.
The need for a National Indigenous Representative Body is something that is
widely agreed upon by both Indigenous people and government.
Having been defined as a social psychological construct with measures more suited for employee surveys, burnout lacks
widely agreed upon diagnostic cutoff points.
Hansen said the problem climate experts face is that no prominent politician in the US has backed policy that has any shot at preventing an average of 2C (3.6 F) of warming in this century,
a widely agreed upon point of no return for climate change.
In recognizing the term's definition isn't
widely agreed upon, author CommanderLlama settles for simply examining «how much wealth inequality from the real world are the developers allowing to leak into the game world» and whether «the real - money - paying player [is] in an advantaged position compared to the non-paying player.»
Six years after
the widely agreed upon «beginning» of this sport, dock jumping teams travel the country to compete and new pet parents are wondering how to join the fun.
Some that are
widely agreed upon include the Pinscher, Rottweiler, Greyhound, Great Dane, Weimaraner, and German Shorthaired Pointer.
It is
widely agreed upon among those from a wide variety of philosophical orientations that treating others in an invasive or highly intrusive manner, where it is unnecessary to do so, is morally problematic.
The inventor of the first e-book is not
widely agreed upon.
The report's findings were generally supported by LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy, who was quoted in the Times saying that «It's
widely agreed upon that there's a problem... The report points out that California has an acute set of problems.»
Teachers are
widely agreed upon to be the most important in - school factor influencing student achievement, but we are less sure about the mechanisms through which teachers can have an impact.
Given its immense importance, it is crucial to have an adequate supply of glutathione, so as to support bodily defense systems against the accumulation of oxidative stress - one of the central factors in aging.1 While the benefits of glutathione are
widely agreed upon, there is a great deal of debate as to the best means of raising glutathione levels.
As for how much water you should drink per day, there really is
no widely agreed upon amount.
In a 9 - month survey of 788 reviews for 329 manuscripts, the team found no significant difference in the quality (as measured by
widely agreed upon criteria judged to be essential for a good review) or timeliness of reviews between the two groups.
The solution most
widely agreed upon to the question of who is borrowing from whom is still the Two - Source Hypothesis, according to which Mark is understood to be the first Gospel written, and Mark and the hypothetical source Q are proposed as the primary written sources used by Matthew and Luke.
It's
widely agreed upon that the early church was led — most often — by married men.
This, I believe, can be
widely agreed upon as the structure of Paul's argument.
Not exact matches
But given how
widely -
agreed -
upon it is that current modes of compensation are not working, bold prescriptions may just be what is in order.
Most of the US stock market performance is based on the
widely anticipated tax bill that both houses finally
agreed upon and is likely to get signed into law next week.
Mistaken Premise 3: That sleeping through the night should accompany breastfeeding which contradicts the social and biological realities of breastfeeding and the fact that breastfeeding beyond six months is a
widely agreed -
upon public health goal,
Universally or
widely accepted,
agreed upon, or established means of determining what something should be.
To that end, I've decided to follow in Anne Thompson's footsteps and only predict films that either I've seen or have been
widely seen and
agreed upon.
It could be pegged to other
widely agreed -
upon academic standards and assessments — if such existed.
Upon reflecting on what each of these experts said, the good news is that the core principles of accountability that have guided progress in our schools are still
widely agreed to: setting high standards, assessing regularly to those standards, measuring improvement, and providing supports for students and consequences for schools that don't improve.
Although state laws vary
widely in terms of the policies governing charter school oversight and accountability, these publically funded institutions, which receive freedom from the rules and regulations of traditional district schools in exchange for meeting
agreed -
upon performance targets, now serve an estimated 2.9 million students in more than 6,700 schools around the country (National Alliance of Public Charter Schools [NAPCS], 2015).
One
widely agreed -
upon strategy is to give such a dog as much space as you can.
Leonard, if you're so damened experienced you should be able to provide a
widely agreed -
upon definition of «catastrophic» to go with your cavalier use of «CAGW.»
These criteria have been around since 1981 and are
widely attributed to Peter Drucker's management by objectives approach, in which businesses establish clearly defined and
agreed -
upon goals.
It has been
widely publicised that the Pyrrho decision did not involve a contested use of predictive coding: the parties had
agreed upon its use and were seeking the court's approval.
While there is no
widely agreed -
upon definition of cognitive computing, the underlying technologies are often the same as those used in AI.
During our fact - finding, we learned that «counseling» had no commonly
agreed upon definition, but seemed to be
widely understood in practice.
We can't eat a digital coin just as much as we can't light a pile of one dollar bills on fire to drive our car down the road, and because it's an ethereal, yet
widely -
agreed upon method of payment between two parties, there's no reason why a third - party company wouldn't be able to stand in as a trustworthy signatory in between transactions.