Sentence examples for though not agreement from inspiring English sources

In the document, the Kremlin also expressed "understanding" -- though not agreement -- for North Korea's demand that the United States remove its forces from South Korea, a move it says would speed reunification talks on the peninsula.

Mr. Ahmadinejad, though not as hostile to a nuclear agreement as sometimes portrayed, was undermined by other senior officials and did not enjoy the supreme leader's full confidence.

Though not perfect agreement, this correlation is much better than the correlation obtained comparing differential regulation.

The <111> trait as inferred from single-cell observations has been statistically confirmed by means of ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) measurements on bulk samples of MSR-1 and MV-1, where FMR spectra simulated for <111> oriented chains were in good, though not perfect agreement with the experimental spectra,[ 21, 22] which suggests some degree of disorder and inhomogeneity.

Mitch Sogin and Hy Hartman (though not generally in agreement) both used to like the idea.

Nonetheless, our findings are generally consistent with prior research regarding the effect of proxy characteristics on patient-proxy agreement: demographics such as age, gender and education are inconsistent predictors of agreement [ 25- 29], while greater contact such as living together or frequent visits are reasonable, though not perfect, predictors of agreement [ 9, 25, 29].

However, the big four were, by bipartisan agreement, though not by law, forbidden to take each other over.

During the 1990s, Mr. Abbas was one of the key architects of the Oslo peace process, which envisioned a phased Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank leading to a permanent peace agreement (though not necessarily to a Palestinian state).

Michael Fishman, president of the doormen's union, Local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union, said: "We've achieved what we want to achieve in this agreement, though not everything we wanted.

On Thursday morning, Linfield released a statement, stressing that the new agreement, though not yet formally signed, was close to conclusion.

A transition between these levels, i.e. Zn i →VZn, would lead to emission centred at 2.84 eV (437 nm) and offers a possible origin of curve C of Figure 5a, though not in particularly good agreement.