Sentence examples for agree with the concept of from inspiring English sources

I understand and agree with the concept of unemployment insurance.

"I don't really agree with the concept of it," Mr. Williams, who is 18, told the governor.

I even agree with the concept of fasting- in that we really shouldn't be eating all day long.

"A 2percentturnoutut is needed for statistical accuracy, but we would have liked to have had more people voting since most people agree with the concept of councilmanic districts".

It's not quite a "Yeehaw!," but Banksy may have offered some clues about his presence in this statement: "I don't agree with the concept of award ceremonies, but I'm prepared to make an exception for the ones I'm nominated for.

Lord Victor Adebowale, for example, said "I would have been a cynical so-and-so not to agree with the concept of a big society … But since then we've had the biggest, fastest set of cuts for years … Charities have had a reality check: they've realised where they are in the food chain".

"He agrees with the concept of reformulating the committee and starting afresh," Aiello said.

In an interview two weeks ago, the commission's chairwoman, Jennifer J. Raab, said she agrees with the concept of designating cultural landmarks.

Yet she also acknowledged that such talent was hard to coach, and said she "100percentt agreed" with the concept of having first-timers pitch to their own teams.

Ronald Jumeau, the Seychelles UN representative, says his country broadly agrees with the concept of debt swaps – the Seychelles is pursuing an $80m swap to finance the creation of a marine protected area, covering 30% of the country's seas.

Scott-Dixon agrees: "With the concept of clean eating, there's so many moralistic, judgmental associations".