Sentence examples for agreeing meaning from inspiring English sources
Much is made of the TV boss cautioning her new star that "The Jews are no laughing matter" (meaning don't joke about them), and Hitler heartily agreeing (meaning they're a serious problem), but the occasional outbursts of antisemitic ranting in the narrative are carefully corralled set-dressing: the necessary minimum to give an impression of authenticity.
Indian courts have agreed, meaning the slow wheels of Indian justice sometimes work in favor of someone condemned.
But few think voters will agree, meaning the project's completion could be delayed until 2035 or scaled back to just one or two new lines.
The universe is about 13.7 billion years old, cosmologists agree, meaning that the light from these galaxies has been on its way to us for 13 billion years.
"The marks had an agreed meaning within the building trade, and are understood in the same way as mathematical symbols," she explains.
One overwhelming weakness of the UNFCCC process is that it can only proceed if every party agrees; meaning one country or a group of countries can dig the heels in until they get what they want.
Working in Room's favour is the fact that Hollywood's most influential guilds can't seem to agree – meaning it could potentially slip through and claim the prize.
New contracts for Keiren Westwood, Aron Gunnarsson and Marlon King were never agreed, meaning they all left for nothing".
Rules state the PCC's proposal should be scrutinised by the panel but it can only be vetoed if two-thirds of members agree, meaning 12 votes were needed to block the rise.
With regard to headache care, quality has not until very recently been defined; quality indicators for headache care that have been developed in the past, in the absence of any agreed meaning of "quality", are limited to diagnosis and treatment in specific health-care settings, or to specific types of headache.
Only one hour was spent debating the ban and all three parties agreed, meaning no vote was required.
