Sentence examples for absolute accord from inspiring English sources

But if any of the participants arrived in London spoiling for a fight, it was the leaders of France and Germany, who were at pains from the beginning to stress their absolute accord with one another and their differences with everybody else.

Impunity for such crimes was almost absolute according to a 2009 report by Human Rights Watch.

"The right to use public forums such as streets for speech and assembly is not absolute," according to the ruling by the judges, Jose A. Cabranes, Fred I. Parker and Lewis A. Kaplan.

The absolute, according to Nishida, must be thought of as nothingness in order to distinguish it from all ontologies that would reduce the uniqueness and autonomy of truly individual beings either to a transcendent being or to an underlying teleological process.

Article 64 of Egypt's constitution states that "freedom of belief is absolute," according to Human Rights Watch.

Considering its anti-Machian models, we are inclined to say that motions such as rotation and acceleration remain absolute, or nearly-totally-absolute, according to the theory.

Part of the problem is that we frame our resolutions in absolutes, according to Cuddy.

Interrater reliability was calculated using IBM SPSS Statistics Version 20 as an intraclass correlation coefficient with a two-way mixed-effects model (absolute agreement) (ICC (3,k)) according to Shrout and Fleiss' definition [ 22].

Ed Miliband could win an absolute majority according to the survey, which puts him on 35% – two points up on last week.

12.09pm: A Libyan foreign ministry official has described the reports that Gaddafi offered to step down in negotiations with the opposition as "absolute nonsense", according to Reuters.

Fewer than two-thirds of voters want either side to win an absolute majority, according to a YouGov poll published in January.