Sentence examples for agreed amongst from inspiring English sources

It's generally agreed amongst academics that the benefits need to be communicated more personally, where people need to get a better idea of what they are paying for.

He cites as examples his work with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to see how business can work more effectively with the global institution, and the creation of the Consumer Goods Forum, which has agreed amongst other things to stop buying palm oil, paper, soya or beef from illegally forested areas by 2020.

Mr Varoufakis is hoping to obtain quick cash for Greece while a new plan is agreed amongst the various eurozone members.

Following the discussion in October 2007 between SNNR staff and local wardens about community management in the region (Figure 9), a detailed management structure was agreed amongst all the project partners outlining data collection methodology, timetables and reporting mechanisms.

While there have from time to time been attempts to call the Church-Turing thesis into question (for example by Kalmar (1959); Mendelson (1963) replies), the summary of the situation that Turing gave in 1948 is no less true today: "it is now agreed amongst logicians that 'calculable by means of an LCM' is the correct accurate rendering" (of the informal notion in question).

I think that's kind of agreed amongst the camp these days but at the time it was just what happened .

And they might not even agree amongst themselves what those causes are.

"This is the time for a national dialogue, for national reconciliation, for negotiating and agreeing amongst ourselves".

But the Republicans can't even agree amongst themselves on various areas where an agreement is conceivable, such as immigration and tax reform.

The snake wants the eye of an owl — it's a fair deal, the two agree amongst themselves, you get one owl eye and one snake eye, the best of thermal and night vision.

Americans cannot agree amongst themselves on what happened there, on what might have happened had we done one thing or another differently, or on what would have happened if justice and morality had prevailed.