Sentence examples for agreed against from inspiring English sources

In short, hemmed in by fiscal and political constraints, Mr Valls may have less room for manoeuvre than he hoped which may be precisely why Mr Hollande agreed, against the odds, to give him the job.

Barclays said that they would be honouring the term of the contract until August 2015, and in a joint statement the bank and TfL claimed that they had mutually agreed against "an option to extend".

Mr. Yang also knows he owes his promotion from lowly researcher to his having agreed, against his better judgment, to drink his own urine for five years in order to please his powerful backer, the shadowy Old Leader, who believes that urine prolongs life.

All discrepant (the 2 techs disagreed) or monomorphic (the 2 techs agreed against the consensus calls) sites were manually confirmed by visual inspection in Integrative Genomic Viewer (IGV) [ 25].

Only younger viewers, those under 24, are more sympathetic to the idea that entertainment is more important than telling the truth: 46% agree, against 54% who do not.

He is keen to leave Downing Street for Scotland immediately, but his supporters beg him to stay on a few more days and he agrees against his will.

Asked if it is the job of government to make "sure that every family has a decent basic minimum income" three-quarters of Britons, 74%, agree, against just 16% who believe this should not be the state's concern.

Most physicians and researchers would agree against using short course (<3 days) of high dose (>400 mg per day of hydrocortisone or equivalent) in sepsis [4].

Last month, a federal judge agreed, ruling against Apple.

Without these there is no agreed standard against which to judge its performance.

"The prime minister agreed, maybe against his true wishes, to give up Meretz," Mr. Sarid said.