Sentence examples for therefore agree that from inspiring English sources

I therefore agree that the word 'insulting' could safely be removed without the risk of undermining the ability of the CPS to bring prosecutions.

It concluded: "I therefore agree that these confidentiality requirements shall apply for four years after entry into force of the TPP, or if no agreement enters into force, for four years after the last round of negotiations".

We therefore agree that wisdom is the essence of intermediation, just as irony and listening are central aspects of wisdom.

Though even there its actions are problematic, as it offers users a take it or leave it style 'choice' — saying they either remove the info entirely or leave it and therefore agree that Facebook can use it to target them with ads.

2. If you believe that the Gulf gusher is simply an unfortunate accident, rather than the result of BP's negligence and recklessness, do you therefore agree that deepwater drilling is too risky and dangerous?

Both studies therefore agree that instantaneous measurements of light interception can be very useful predictors, as long as they are obtained during a critical time when light becomes limiting for plant growth [27].

It was, therefore, agreed that phase I trials may fast-track through the system so that once approved by the New Agents Group, they only have to come for discussion once with the national groups, thereby cutting down quite significantly on the protocol development and start up time for new phase I trials (see Figure 3).

Palestinian negotiators therefore agreed that Israel would retain some of the bigger ones, in return for compensating land swaps.

It was therefore agreed that the first round of reductions should be from them and the countries, such as the US and Japan, which are now burning most fossil fuels.

On the whole, when the audience was asked at the end to put forward their views on the night's motion, an overwhelming majority voted against, therefore agreeing that British politics are, indeed, helping young people in Britain today.

We have therefore agreed that both our countries will now appoint a non-resident Chargé d'affaires tasked with implementing the building of relations, including interim steps on the way towards eventual re-opening of both our Embassies, as well as dialogue on other issues of mutual concern.