Sentence examples similar to agree to the range from inspiring English sources

The model predictions for the time evolution of the detergent concentration and the experimental data agreed to within the range of the measurement uncertainties (∼15%).

The strategy worked, and by 1987 the U.S. and Soviet Union had agreed to the elimination of all intermediate range nuclear weapons.

To try to improve the longstanding problem of piracy and counterfeiting, the Chinese agreed to increase the range of violations of intellectual property rights that are subject to criminal investigations and penalties.

Under a 1979 accord with the United States, South Korea agreed to limit the range of its missiles to about 100 miles and promised to abide by treaty rules restricting the spread of nuclear weapons.

Frustrated over the failure of those U.S. trading partners to agree to a range of demands, the president chose to sharply escalate his global trade war rather than grant further tariff waivers.

Negotiators from both sides agreed to narrow the range of prohibited activities and to allow the president to set aside the requirement, for up to a total of $15 million -- which is probably all the government would have spent anyway.

After the South's repeated requests for a revision, American officials agreed to extend the range to 300 kilometers from 180 kilometers in 2001, only after North Korea launched its Taepodong-1 missile over Japan in 1998.

In fact, the Chinese Embassy debacle marked a turning point, one at which formerly reluctant NATO members agreed to widen the range of targets.

Board member Darlene M. Mickey joined Wilson and Garvey in agreeing to turn the range into storage space so that two classrooms could be added to another part of the school.

Officials at the F.T.C. have hinted that they would move to block the deal unless the companies agree to a broad range of rules intended to foster competition, including opening Time Warner's high-speed Internet cable lines to rival Internet service providers on nondiscriminatory terms.

Both sides would agree to address the full range of bilateral disputes.