Sentence examples for agrees upon what from inspiring English sources

These are decisions you'll have to make for yourself, because no one agrees upon what ethical rules apply to bloggers.

Let us sit down together and agree upon what we need to build up our countries.

We're never likely to agree upon what such an essence is.

But here, too, he was frustrated by his professors: "They could not agree upon what was knowledge, nor upon what was good and what evil, nor why".

The companies announced their intentions to collaborate in January, but had apparently come closer to agreeing upon what they would like to do with their pooled resources.

Metaphysicians differ radically in the interpretative principles they accept, and it is this that explains their failure to agree upon what to take as fact.

When I was 6 or 7 I had a friend with whom I used to compare notes, and we usually agreed upon what color something tasted like or sounded like.

But after seeing her gut microbiome, given the history of inflammatory-bowel disease in your family, I would like to prescribe a probiotic that can help populate her intestines with the proper combination of microbes.' " In order to do that, of course, Lemon and other scientists will have to agree upon what a healthy microbiome looks like.

However, in a conversation, she told me she did not see it as an insurmountable one: "It doesn't have to be perfect; after all, it took us decades to agree upon what to include in G.D.P. and it is still far from a perfect metric".

The fact that there was no literature in Arabic on federalism to speak of, and that Iraqi parties and organizations did not know or agree upon what federalism meant, and that Iraqi politicians did not bother themselves with thinking about what it might mean, did not deter individuals, parties and organizations from continuing to advocate it.

The Geneva document stipulates that the final settlement would have a "specific long-term duration to be agreed upon". What constitutes a "long-term duration" is likely to be a subject of much contention, with the Iranians pressing for little time and U.S. officials insisting on a longer period.