Sentence examples for far from agreeing from inspiring English sources
And talking is very far from agreeing.
Though they are far from agreeing to an explicit inflation target, the central bankers are discussing other ways to improve transparency.
Those who applaud the application of penalties to offenders, far from agreeing to misogynistic tyranny, are agreeing to a principle that is fundamental to our way of life: the rule of law.
Officials at the commission interpreted Mr. Klapper's earlier comments to mean that Goldman was far from agreeing to a settlement and that a filing was clearly inevitable, according to the two people involved in the settlement talks.
Far from agreeing to leave existing fossil fuel reserves in the ground, governments and corporations are spending hundreds of billions prospecting for new reserves, and finding ways to extract ever more exotic forms of buried carbon.
And the BSC said that far from agreeing to monitor the diversity of shapes of women on TV, it was merely "considering" asking for academic research into the area.
Even now, analysts said, investors are far from agreed that the rally will continue.
Countering it with American pressures to join NATO will only stoke internal divisions, so long as Ukrainians are far from agreed about the alliance.
Translating religious ideals into practical policies is tough when Islamists themselves are far from agreed over what those ideals should be, and tougher still when resistance to Islamist aims, whether from entrenched bureaucracies or from secular-minded elites, proves stiff and unrelenting.
Yet, today, the meaning of religion, much less its study, is far from agreed upon, and the value of the enterprise does not appear to be self-evident to someone like Jeff Bezos in the way it was to John D. Rockefeller.
But how to get there... Behind the marketing of competing charity brands with their celebrity ambassadors, behind the obscure decisions of wealthy foundations and donor governments, the vexed question of how best to 'do development' is far from agreed.
