Sentence examples for agree to exist from inspiring English sources

The new party's leaders said they had no choice but to agree to exist under the Kremlin's umbrella.

Let's agree to exist in a world where skateboarding and punk rock do not have any connection, as you insist.

In August, APSCU finally did drop a member company from its rolls upon its adjudication as a bad actor -- but in that case, as part of its settlement of fraud charges with the Justice Department, the company, ATI Career Training Center, agreed to cease to exist.

So long as enough people agree to believe in them, they exist like any other.

How on Earth did we agree to this, that we'd exist under the spoken agreement that we were in dire environmental straits, and yet accept the tacit, backroom pact to do nothing about it?

That symbiosis can only exist if both sides agree to some terms.

A culture only exists when multiple people agree to the values of that culture.

It means something to us not because it's a tangible thing that exists, but because we've agreed to pretend it exists, like money, or Christmas.

Sure, it was never going to be easy to get the Labour party to allow parents to choose the schools best suited to their children; or to agree to top-up fees to help Britain's universities remain among the world's finest; or to agree that the NHS exists to serve patients, rather than the unions, and that patients should be allowed to choose their own hospitals.

In addition, only 28% of invited patients who requested aid in dying agreed to participate; uncertainty exists about the degree to which our data are generalisable to the entire population of patients who request physicians' aid in dying.

By accepting this resolution, the Arab states and eventually the Palestinian Authority de facto agreed to Israel's right to exist.