The phrase "agree beyond" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be interpreted as agreeing to a point that goes further than a previous statement, but it lacks clarity and common usage.
Example: "I can agree beyond what was initially discussed, but we need to clarify the details."
Alternatives: "agree further" or "agree to a greater extent".
If Einhorn is approved, there is no certainty he will disclose how much of a minority share he is taking on or if he has agreed, beyond his $200 million, to help cover the team's losses on an ongoing basis.
He could offer no real clarity on the contentious timing of the injections or the process by which they were agreed, beyond saying the decision was taken by a specialist and agreed by the UCI and Wada.
Carillion said it was "no longer pursuing" a deal, after Balfour refused to extend the deadline for a firm offer to be agreed beyond 5pm on Thursday.
Both kappa [10] and log-linear analysis showed that consensus and RENEX interpretations agreed beyond chance; however the log-linear modeling approach further suggested that the agreement pattern among the three response categories was not uniform.
"Well, Rita," the governor said, "I guess there's something else we agree on beyond not executing juveniles".
Whether Deng entirely understood the proposal is open to question; that it was firmly rebuffed, both sides agree, is beyond doubt.At that time, says Mr Huang, China had no policy towards the question of 1997; nor did it wish to discuss the matter.
As an alternative, the U.S. is trying to get the parties to resume peace talks on a comprehensive agreement based on terms laid out by the president in mid-May — two states for two peoples, with the 1967 lines as the starting point, and then whatever land swaps Israelis and Palestinians mutually agree to beyond that.
The panel seemed to agree that, beyond guiding entrepreneurs through strategic acquisitions of human capital, these day-to-day, ground-level things like hiring a good accountant are important and may get overlooked during the mentoring process.
Second, attorneys on both sides of the issue agree that, beyond marriage rights, a central question that will be argued before the Supreme Court on April 28th is whether the "equal protection" clause of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution, passed after the Civil War to establish the citizenship rights for Blacks, also applies to LGBTs.
On the face of it, his case is compelling: surely, many people in Turkey and beyond would agree, popularly elected leaders can govern as they please?
