Sentence examples for agree effectively from inspiring English sources

The church alleged that Boland's father had accompanied him to that 1975 meeting, but the family says he was kept outside the door and was not party to the deal to which Ireland's Catholic hierarchy made the boy agree, effectively buying the child's silence.

"All the polls agree that, effectively, it's a statistical tie," said José Antonio Crespo, an independent political scientist and columnist.

People who think alike can quickly agree and effectively carry out a specific task.

In the end, Patriot agreed to effectively lend Mr. Clarke $5 million, and the coal miners' union also stepped in with money.

The company had already agreed to effectively delay regulatory approval of the deal by preparing to submit the bid for consideration by Britain's Competition Commission, a process that would have taken months.

But his family said he agreed to effectively be forced in to exile rather than face another four and half years in the "harsh regime" penal colony at Kholmogory near Arkhangelsk.

Although he sought to position himself as a global environmental champion by agreeing to effectively write off half the profits he could have made from Yasuni oil production, President Correa is not viewed as being particularly green in his home country.

To please tree-huggers, AEP has agreed to effectively turn the woodlots into untouchable federal parkland.

By agreeing to an industry standard, businesses effectively agree to an outline for their internal policies.

These organizations effectively agree to pay out if one side of the original trade cannot pay.

We also agree that to effectively tackle these objectives, we must make good use of financial, reputational and reporting drivers, speeding up changes in the behaviour of our businesses.