Sentence examples for specifically agree from inspiring English sources

The IOC has to specifically agree the qualifying rules and did so.

Most in-print books will be excluded, and Google's search will throw up only tiny snippets of these, unless authors and publishers specifically agree to a different arrangement.

"And most co-ops,'' he said, "want subtenants to specifically agree to abide by the house rules and proprietary lease provisions that govern life in the co-op, such as pet rules, garbage-sorting rules and the like".

Sure, you may not specifically agree with its "choices" for, say, the best cookie in New York City — 1. Oatmeal raisin from Levain; 2. Chocolate chip from Jacques Torres; 3. Macaroon from the Meatball Shop — but you have to admit, not bad for a computer.

About one third of all respondents in the sample specifically agree that company car drivers drive more aggressively and less carefully.

These are sophisticated parties who could have specifically agreed to make the deposit Innkeepers' sole remedy.

The agency and General Musharraf had specifically agreed to end support for the Taliban in a series of meetings and phone conversations right after Sept. 11.

But those moves were contingent on the union specifically agreeing on other things, which, while the union may have move toward, didn't agree to.

"He has specifically agreed not to disturb what might be the potential for peace going forward," Mr. Kerry added, saying he planned to call Mr. Abbas later.

The letter added: "This information is disclosed on the basis that it will be kept confidential, unless there is a compelling reason why it should not and the patient has specifically agreed to it being shared.

While some of the participants in Wednesday's meeting talked about the rebels' right to arm themselves, it remained unclear whether any country had specifically agreed to provide them with weapons.