Sentence examples for necessary to agree from inspiring English sources

It isn't necessary to agree with Evelyn Waugh writing to his friend Graham Greene — "Of course the Americans are cowards.

It is not necessary to agree with every strand of policy adopted by Lutfur Rahman to see that this a blatant attack on local democracy.

And it is not necessary to agree with its claims, or to endorse the querulous, grandiose worldview behind them, to find the performance thrilling to witness.

And absent a permanent bump-up in the rent, a landlord may not have the incentive necessary to agree to this rent-regulated tenant's proposed kitchen project.

The England captain's playing record alone tells of a character of immense resilience, to which can be added the courage of his convictions, and it is not necessary to agree with all or any of them in order to admire that trait.

Hoeness and Co must have felt that there's no time to waste in this regard and that it was necessary to agree terms now – who knows who'll come out of the woodwork if Dortmund's great run in the Champions League continues.

He said that it was not necessary for him to agree with a point of view in order to play the part, but that films that made people think always attracted him.

"As long as they agree on the bottom line, it isn't necessary for them to agree on the same actor," Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Weissmann argued for the government.

But they will have been deprived of the opportunity to hear where the candidates stand on the issues because Andrew Cuomo didn't think it was necessary or democratic to agree to a debate.

We took too long to agree necessary new policies on immigration, welfare, low pay and corporate tax dodging.

This is not to suggest that it's necessary or even possible to agree on everything.