Sentence examples for publicly agree from inspiring English sources

Yet woe betide the politician who dares to publicly agree.

"The two Democratic candidates could publicly agree to take turns in the top slot".

Both Taliban and American officials publicly agree on one thing: that they are no longer talking to each another, officially or unofficially.

Now clearly, no established scientific body (unless they are really as crazy as Hunt and fancy death by media) is going to publicly agree these sentiments.

They have carved out areas of agreement and disagreement and, like political grownups, have seen that they publicly agree on what currently matters.

With all of the legal and political difficulties in holding such a trial, he added, "it can hardly bring the hoped-for legitimacy benefits if the government and the judge publicly agree that the defendant, if acquitted, will remain behind bars indefinitely".

Some leading Democratic senators publicly agreed.

Nor is he about to tempt fate by publicly agreeing with Young's Six Nations prediction.

Kibaki made a conciliatory gesture of his own by publicly agreeing to opposition demands of creating a prime ministerial position.

Many Republicans have publicly agreed that Congress must raise the ceiling, although they insist that the White House must first agree to some form of meaningful spending limits.

Israel has publicly agreed that sufficiently tough sanctions could force an economically shaky Iran to comply with international demands to curtail its nuclear program.