Sentence examples for cannot be agreed with from inspiring English sources
It will not be Burnley's choice which club the player joins, and if a compensation fee cannot be agreed with Liverpool through negotiation then it will have to be set by tribunal.
On the fine detail of defence spending Mr Obama was rather shifty, however, denying any White House involvement in a threatened "sequester" that would impose drastic, automatic cuts on defence and other domestic spending if a deal cannot be agreed with Congress on future tax and spending.
Instead, if an acceptable value-based price cannot be agreed with the company, then the responsibility for a drug not being available to the NHS is passed back to the 'unreasonable' pharmaceutical company and the political hope may be that the opprobrium will fall on the company and not on the NHS [ 8].
Important changes like these cannot be agreed by one country alone.
In her essay "Woman Suffrage", she ridicules the idea that women's involvement would infuse the democratic state with a more just orientation: "As if women have not sold their votes, as if women politicians cannot be bought!" She agreed with the suffragists' assertion that women are equal to men, but disagreed that their participation alone would make the state more just.
Since the SSO is intended to mirror a population average, it cannot be expected to agree with the results of every observer.
Therefore, the presented parsimonious model of subunit evolution cannot be made to agree with any possible rooting of the tree.
It should be pointed out that no attempt has been made to fit the model to experimental data, so although predictions made from the model may be qualitatively sound, they cannot be expected to agree quantitatively with any particular organism.
A contract cannot be voided unless agreed upon by both parties".
The fact is that if we really do have a clear grasp of the sense of the simple sign, then it cannot be doubtful whether it agrees with the sense of the complex expression.
