Sentence examples for agreed to circulate from inspiring English sources

The Dean of the local law school agreed to circulate the letter to school members and associates.

Due to confidentiality, organisations could not provide personal details for individuals but agreed to circulate information about the study and distributed flyers.

More than 100 questions were circulated and agreed among Panel members before the meeting.

The friend agreed to read and circulate a paper Gibbs had written, which Gibbs sent on 8 May.

"They all agreed to do their best to circulate and promote our message on the importance of early childhood (from gestation to age three) and the need to invest in this stage of life so the country can achieve the very best in soccer and in any other human activity".

To be permitted to offer Internet services, a private company must sign a license agreeing not to circulate content on certain subjects, including material that "damages the honor or interests of the state" or "disturbs the public order or destroys public stability" or even "infringes upon national customs and habits".

So it came as a surprise when word had circulated that the sides had agreed to meet Sunday evening.

Three years ago, a conference of lawmakers from various states agreed to a version of the legislation, and started circulating it for adoption by individual states.

By mid-afternoon, word was circulating via Twitter that Romney had agreed to be questioned by reporters from ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and Fox — an unprecedented move on his part.

Companies that belong to Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D) have voluntarily agreed to submit all printed material to the PAAB before it is circulated thus allowing material to be prescreened.

As late as 1914, a seamstress sewing a stylish dress for Grandmother reproached my absent-minded, happy-go-lucky ancestor, "Nowadays, Natalya Vasilevna, one can't circulate in society without a busk"; Grandmother was shamed and agreed to a straight busk.