Sentence examples for directly agree from inspiring English sources

But he did not directly agree with Sprewell, who said some of his teammates did not play their hardest.

On the other hand, they do not directly agree with a recent investigation [7] suggesting a relation between handedness and FFA lateralization, since our female participants, showing a bilateral response of face responsive areas, were indeed right-handed.

("Swap" is a broad term for many types of financial derivatives directly agreed between two parties, including credit default swaps and currency forwards. The most common is the interest rate swap, which allows people to transform floating-rate debt into fixed-rate debt and vice versa).

This result directly agreed with the GO enrichment analysis, in which both the leaves and the roots shared the most enriched GO terms at 1 h after stress.

Or you can contact charities such as the British Heart Foundation directly to agree a time and date for collection.

The French government, which already owns 15 percent of EADS directly, has agreed to relinquish 3 percent of its voting rights in the company, said the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the change had not yet been formally approved.

When asked directly, respondents agreed that so-called 'rational suicides' might occur although there were different assertions regarding how common they are.

When possible, they will usually want to handle the product directly before agreeing to purchase it.

By 2004 Mr. Holkeri had succeeded in getting Yugoslavia and Kosovo, then part of Yugoslavia, to negotiate directly and to agree to "standards" for use in subsequent talks.

The Justice Department and organizations and feminists who work directly with victims agree that the Senate version of the antitrafficking act, which excludes expansion of the Mann Act, is the best approach.

However, rather than exercising full power directly, he must agree with Parliament on the appointment of a prime minister, who is in charge of day-to-day affairs of government.