Sentence examples for appropriately agreed from inspiring English sources

"Thus far, Congress has appropriately agreed that carried interest is a long term capital gain.

Mr Gove replied: "It is important to place on the record the fact that Mr Lewis is receiving for the property an appropriately agreed guaranteed market rent - less than he was receiving for it beforehand".

And if people come to me with issues, my responses do not need to be appropriately agreed by the MP".

They were part of the high-profile probate trial in L.A. Superior Court in which Judge Michael Levanas ruled in July 2014 that Sterling's wife, Shelly Sterling, acted appropriately in agreeing to sell the Clippers to Steve Ballmer for a record $2 billion.

Earlier Friday, Sterling petitioned the appellate court to stay the case and issue a writ to overturn the unusual order Judge Michael Levanas invoked last month when he ruled Sterling's wife, Shelly Sterling, acted appropriately in agreeing to sell the Clippers to Ballmer.

The form asks for the signature of the patient that he was informed appropriately and agrees with the exchange of the information on the form.

For annual average of NOx in the year 2006, we found that an appropriately normalized concentration agreed fairly well between wind-tunnel and field measurements.

Instead, there would be a united front on governance as all decisions would be appropriately debated and agreed upon by the board, which included the executives.

Toyota workers turning up for their 7am shift were welcomed at the gate by a fleece-wearing Denis Napthine, with the Victorian premier standing alone in the chill as he shook passing hands and looked appropriately sombre as he agreed to pose for impromptu smartphone pictures.

With the charts and data obtained from The Times or other resources, have them create compatible representations of their key data — graphs that span the same time frame, that are scaled appropriately and that agree with their analysis.

B1 West Side Victory for Trump A state appeals court panel ruled that the city acted appropriately last year in agreeing to permanently close the 72nd Street exit ramp off the West Side Highway to accommodate a $3 billion project being developed by Donald J. Trump.