Sentence examples for agreed to pool from inspiring English sources
Other international donors had agreed to pool their contributions and let the Mozambicans control their own health programs.
Early in '39, 150-odd companies writing marine insurance got together & agreed to pool their marine war risks.
All sides have agreed to pool the remaining insurance money from the 9/11 attacks, about $1 billion, and tax-free Liberty Bonds for the two buildings.
Menken is on the Paramount payroll, but since Paramount Pathe, & Universal have agreed to pool their war material, his stuff is shown by all three companies.
They also agreed to pool the contributions in a state-run central fund, which would disburse a uniform amount to each insurance provider to cover their policyholders.
Neither had it been in any meaningful sense "theirs" -- once they agreed to pool their own MP3 collection with those of other Napsterites.
It neatly chimes with this government's English devolution agenda – namely giving more freedom and flexibility to groups of councils that reorganise and agree to pool some functions in new combined authorities.
The laboratory directors, who tend to favor a linear collider involving electrons but are still divided on the best technical approach, argued that the transformation of particle accelerators from mere probes of matter to cosmic discovery machines justified the expense of a gigantic new device, assuming that nations agree to pool their resources.
But with its tracking software on people's computers (Wowd suggests allowing it 2 gigabytes on your hard drive) and thousands of individuals agreeing to pool their results, Agapiev could have a picture that's far better than Google's, delivered right as it happens.
Picard and the Romulans agree to pool their resources to discover the culprit.
The sponsors of the CV outcome trials are encouraged to agree to pool patient-level data from the tens of thousands of participants in these trials for meta-analysis by independent experts.
