Sentence examples for one must agree from inspiring English sources
But it does not follow that one must agree with all the persecuted person's views.
To enter the fund, one must agree not to sue elsewhere.
To join the federal fund, one must agree not to sue and to agree that the award is binding.
First off, one must agree not to speak with him about the tumultuous end to his coaching tenure at Minnesota, which is regarded as one of the worst academic fraud scandals in the history of college sports.
A situation of this kind arises, where both the opposite attributes belong alike: for then there is general support for the view that one must agree absolutely to the assertion of both, or of neither: e.g. if a thing is half white and half black, is it white or black?
To belong one must identify with the substantive characteristic, whatever it may be, that marks the identity of the people, and one must agree that this characteristic defines a form of life for the preservation of which one ought to be willing to sacrifice one's own life, in the fight against those who don't belong (CP 46).
Now, to dispatch with the last one, I must agree with our Scientist-in-Chief that I would prefer Mr. Einstein not pilot my Delta shuttle to Washington on Monday.
On one point I must agree with Mr. Kinzer: Granada is a place where tradition has met triumphantly with modernization.
A minimum of one parent must agree to participate on his/her own behalf, plus provide the required information on the ill child throughout the study.
Twenty-one senators must agree to the budget for it to pass.
