Sentence examples for should simply agree from inspiring English sources
Mr. Geithner has refused to propose any specific capital ratios for banks, for example, saying that leaders should simply agree to nail down such numbers by the end of 2010.
Normal people don't care about a lot of important things — does that mean industry professionals and competitors and pundits should simply agree with the consensus (or lack thereof) of the masses?
Maybe they should simply agree that whichever country wins the current European Soccer Cup playoff gets a bailout.
"One should not simply agree to every whim of [one's] child," for example, "but neither should one try to act and think and feel just as one would have acted or thought or felt had the child's joy been sorrow, or her sorrow joy…" Nor is there anything admirable about a happiness that is unaffected by the sorrows of others.
While most respondents felt the physician should take the initiative to introduce and encourage ACP (Statement d), most respondents felt that family members should not simply agree with the physician on the goals of care (Statement e).
In some ways it is incongruous that it seems easier today to get a marriage-equality bill passed in the states; and Congress has banned discrimination against gays and lesbians in the military; before we can get the Congress to simply agree that there shouldn't be discrimination in employment.
Good try, but here you can't simply agree to disagree, because what Olga believes -- that Amy should rot in jail - isn't fine.
Simply agree that wherever America goes, you won't, and that whatever the West believes, you shouldn't.
And on many issues, countries can simply agree to disagree.
Simply agree to the onscreen prompt.
