Sentence examples for agreed notions from inspiring English sources

Health professionals and lay people are used to describing labour in terms of 'stages' which correspond to agreed notions of progress based on physiological features.

There is no universally agreed notion of fairness, especially when applied in the context of an emerging topic like Green ICT.

There is no one agreed notion or definition of concept understood as the meaning of a general term in Classical Indian Philosophy.

He studied and agreed with Ptolemaic notions of the planetary systems.

But when we got talking here at the VICE office about what we find captivating, most of us agreed that our notions of fear are tied in with our dreams.

Yatin Pandya, an architect from Ahmedabad, agrees the notion of location in Indian cities is highly social and visual, relying on memory and experience.

Unfortunately, they don't always agree: the notion of equality provided by the operational account, although preserved by the denotational one, is often more fine grained.

Authors agree a notion of social sustainability is difficult to define, comprising numerous component parts (criteria), such as community cohesion, human wellbeing, effective dialogue and the access that citizens have to those that make important decisions on their behalf.

KAINE: And I said about Aleppo, we do agree the notion is we have to create a humanitarian zone in northern Syria.

But when Leyland was asked whether he agreed with this notion, he offered a cranky response.

At his postgame news conference last week, Edsall finally agreed with that notion.