Sentence examples for no longer agrees from inspiring English sources

For example, the executive editor, Jill Abramson, made it clear recently that The Times was not interested in attending an off-the-record session with Attorney General Eric Holder about the government's leak investigations, and The Times no longer agrees to interviews that require after-the-fact quote approval from sources.

Or, perhaps after reading this you'll decide it's time to quit your job, which you now come to realize no longer agrees with your moral compass.

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) said it had revoked the charter "because the church no longer agrees to the terms of the BSA chartered organisation agreement".

It is a great shame for the Pacific that Australia no longer agrees.

Bosworth acknowledged that he wrote the memo but said he no longer agrees with the post today and "didn't agree with it even when I wrote it".

Apparently, Scott Walker no longer agrees with her sworn testimony or no longer has faith in one of his chief lieutenants.

We no longer agree about anything".

I no longer agree with Matthew Elliott's position on this as this was not what I signed up to".

If politicians no longer agree that sound scientific knowledge is valid, our nation's health will suffer for decades — or centuries — to come.

Madison, Wis., which in 1997 became one of the first cities to strike a deal, said in August that it would no longer agree to the exclusivity requirement.

The decision to reschedule the event came after the actress Mia Farrow said she would no longer agree to be honored by the charity, said the spokeswoman, Colleen Roche.