Sentence examples for essentially agreeing with from inspiring English sources

Shanahan did not suspend Wolski, essentially agreeing with the Rangers' argument that it was simply a collision and Wolski's arm came up by reflex.

But officials said Iraqiya had since distanced itself from Mr. Hashimi's case, removing it from the center of the crisis by essentially agreeing with Mr. Maliki to leave it to the courts rather than the political arena.

In other words, instead of letting their anger carry the day, the owners of the Mets did what they had to do, which included, essentially, agreeing with the trustee's legal view of the Madoff bankruptcy.

The appeals panel of the International Gymnastics Federation, known as F.I.G., dismissed a case against 16 judges this month, essentially agreeing with the judges' assertion that investigators had "no direct evidence of cheating".

In last week's vice presidential debate, Dick Cheney, essentially agreeing with Joseph Lieberman, said that people should be "free to enter into any kind of relationship they want to enter into" and that "states are likely to come to different conclusions" on whether same-sex marriages should be recognized.

Sahgal and colleagues regard their theoretical position as essentially agreeing with that of Koob and associates.

The Justice Department essentially agreed with that assessment.

All the Democratic sages essentially agree with Mr. Hart's conclusions.

Mr. LePage essentially agreed with the Forbes assessment.

Dean essentially agrees with this interpretation but also refines it.

Now, with the case before the appeals court, the Justice Department has essentially agreed with him.