Sentence examples for agree explicitly from inspiring English sources

Four years from now, Forrester predicts, most e-mail will go to consumers who agree explicitly to receive it.

In like manner, those who favored transmutation tended to agree explicitly with Lamarck the best example lying with the "Edinburgh Lamarckians" (Secord 1991), such as Darwin's mentor Robert Grant, the geologist Robert Jameson (who may have penned the pro-Lamarckian anonymous essay of 1826 printed in his own journal [Anonymous 1826]), and others.

All participants have to agree explicitly with the conditions before registration.

More widely, however, safety experts have yet to identify and agree explicitly on key personal attributes of safe patients.

Despite his scientific background, he agreed (explicitly) with Isaiah Berlin that the methods of natural science have been over-applied.

"She understood the symbols of authority, the need for some semblance of national majesty after the disaster," Manchester wrote; whether she agreed explicitly or not, there was an understanding that when Johnson took the oath she would be present.

"We have broken new ground because for the first time all my 27 fellow heads of government have agreed explicitly that they need to address Britain's concerns about the EU," said Cameron.

The Justice Department threatened tonight to take custody of Elian Gonzalez as early as Thursday to return him to Cuba unless his Miami relatives agreed explicitly to surrender the 6-year-old if they lost their court battle to keep him here.

The NRC committee appears to agree, whether explicitly or implicitly.

If we value our democracy, we should hope the Supreme Court agrees and explicitly quashes the D.C. Circuit's assertion that there is an insurrectionary purpose to the Second Amendment.

They agreed that explicitly and intentionally adopting a coaching psychology perspective helped to clarify the tutors' roles and processes in PBL facilitation.