Sentence examples for agree globally from inspiring English sources

Our results add to previous findings from Zardoya and Meyer (1996) [ 16] and Russo, Takezaki, and Nei (1996) [ 36] that did not included concatenated tRNAs, 2 rRNAs, and control regions in the evaluation of phylogenetic performance, and also agree globally with their conclusions about the rough classification of 12 mt protein-coding genes into good, medium, and poor categories.

Ultimately, if he stays in the job, Mr Turner will be applying tough rules agreed globally, with the full weight of a new European Banking Authority behind him.Mr Cable on the other hand surely has a forgiving nature.

It's the one thing that we all agree upon globally: that these surgeries should be banned.

4) Looking to alternatives for data security 82% of all ICT decision-makers globally agree with proposals made by German chancellor Angela Merkel for separating data networks.

This is a historic meeting that embodies the sensitivity and the political will of the international community to agree on a globally and comprehensive approach to migration, guided under the principle of shared responsibility.

were frequent and typical of bacteria that are often found in gut environments and globally agree with data concerning the microbial communities present in termite guts [ 9, 23, 24].

Predicting changes in precipitation locally is difficult, but the global change models agree that temperatures will rise globally.

The Durban agreement explicitly refers to the "emissions gap" – the difference between the aggregate impact of commitments that countries have made, and the upper limit of emissions required to have a chance of meeting the globally agreed goal of no more than two degrees of global warming.

All these examples show that in a circular economy, global trade is inacceptable without a globally agreed risk assessment for existing and new chemicals and products.

"By reaching the globally agreed 0.7% target, the UK is contributing its fair share.

There are no globally agreed standards for effectively securing nuclear material.