The phrase "agrees the body" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a consensus or alignment with the body, but without additional context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The committee's decision agrees the body of research presented."
Alternatives: "aligns with the body" or "is consistent with the body".
I declined, and other doctors I spoke to subsequently agreed the body scan was unnecessary.
But while RFL chief executive Nigel Wood agrees the governing body must do all it can to ensure the professional game has a presence in London, he also stresses that, in the interests of impartiality, it can only "assist, support and provide counsel and advice".
Law enforcement agencies must now certify completed training in their usage, proffer a case for the gear's utility to policing, and show that a "civilian governing body" agrees the equipment is necessary – a series of bureaucratic steps that civil libertarians consider insufficient.
If the world governing body agrees, the players could apply to be released from their contracts, allowing them to seek employment elsewhere.
A needle penetrating the dermis would create damage, Dr. Glogau agreed, and the body would respond by producing collagen.
Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence) was initially refused theatrical release, but after the case threatened to end up in court, cuts were agreed between the body and the filmmakers.
No one knows exactly how light treatment works, but most experts seem to agree that the body has a master biological clock that responds to or is "set" by natural light fluctuations.
"I agreed to the body padding, to the brown polyester dresses, to wearing no makeup -- and every time I stepped in front of a mirror, I shuddered," she said.
HIGHLIGHTS What African Union Hopes to Achieve Principles to be adopted by the African Union, which will come into being today: INTERVENTION -- Member states agree that the body has the right to intervene in member states in cases of genocide, war crimes or gross violations of human rights.
