The phrase "affirmatively agree" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that someone is agreeing with something strongly and without hesitation. Example: "I affirmatively agree with your proposal for the new marketing strategy. It is innovative and has great potential for success."
MFIA cannot and will not give legal advice until we affirmatively agree to take on your case.
In U.K. LLPs, however, the default is reversed – no such duties apply at all, unless the members affirmatively agree to them.
Requiring consumers to affirmatively agree to every potential use of information — for example, to personalize ads or consolidate information for "big data" analytics — dramatically increases transaction costs for everyone, with little or no benefit.
Rich said the consent decree specifically prohibited deceptive statements, required users to affirmatively agree to the sharing of their data with outside parties and required that Facebook report any "unauthorized access to data" to the FTC.
He never affirmatively stated that the American ambassador died because of an "act of terror". Then, over a period of two weeks, given three opportunities in interviews to affirmatively agree that the Benghazi attack was a terrorist attack, the president obfuscated or ducked the question.
People must be informed of the risks and benefits and affirmatively agree.
The consumer must affirmatively "opt in" (i.e., agree) to such a service and the fee for it before that fee is added to the total price for the air transportation-related purchase.
When they respond affirmatively to the first request, they will later agree to the larger, because they want to justify to themselves that they are indeed the type of person who responds "yes" to such requests.
"No other president has either acted affirmatively or reactively in dealing with things we don't agree with when Israel does them," said Kurtzer, who served as U.S. Ambassador to Egypt under Bill Clinton and U.S. Ambassador to Israel under George W. Bush.
That's why the industry cared deeply about the default settings for Do Not Track, and would only agree to honor it if users had to affirmatively select the option.
"No other president has either acted affirmatively or reactively in dealing with things we don't agree with when Israel does them," said Kurtzer, who served as U.S. Ambassador to Egypt under Bill Clinton and U.S. Ambassador to Israel under George W. Bush. .
