Sentence examples for essential to agree from inspiring English sources

The report recognized the role of different cultures in modern British society, but added that it was "essential to agree some common elements of 'nationhood.' " One of the report's 67 recommendations found that religious schooling reinforced separation and said that at least 25percentt of children should normally come from a different faith to the dominant one in the group.

Labour said there were "no simple solutions" to the rising cost of caring for the elderly and cross-party co-operation was essential to agree a way forward.

For this reason, it is essential to agree in advance both 'rules for engagement' and a clear structure for issue framing.

Estlund notes that it would be clearly immoral for someone in a position to give essential help not to agree to go along with the attendant's commands.

Still, analysts warned that the financing problems of the euro zone's periphery countries, coupled with a recent warning from the European Central Bank about raising interest rates, made it essential for European Union leaders to agree this month on stronger emergency financing measures should further debt-related problems hit the euro zone.

There is a need to agree upon essential health facilities data in disrupted health systems during humanitarian emergencies.

Most people seem to agree that the essential characteristics of sonkers are these: They are juicier than cobblers.

They seem to agree that an essential part of any overhaul should be legalizing 11 million undocumented immigrants.

"The main difficulty at this stage is getting all sides to agree on the essential elements of a political process that meets the aspirations of the Libyan people," he told the council.

The sources of unicorn lore seem to agree on a few essential details, which can be traced to the ancient Greek science encyclopedia known as the Physiologus.

"I would still say that the great majority of businesses support the fiscal mandate, because they understand that it's absolutely essential to have stability," agrees Steve Radley, policy director for manufacturers' group the EEF.