Sentence examples for tightly agreed from inspiring English sources
Like the other leaders he is also acutely conscious that the whole event could be an anti-climax, with the need for precise balance and a tightly agreed format being constraints to lively exchanges.
The justices agreed to review tightly focused questions in the Bush campaign's appeal of the Florida Supreme Court ruling this week.
Tokyo agreed to open its tightly closed rice market starting in 1995 with a so-called minimum access program.
When Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov said any missile defense deployment would have to be tightly linked to reducing warheads, Mr. Rumsfeld only agreed that the two issues were related.
Rather, the court agreed to decide two more tightly focused questions presented in the Bush petition and added a question of its own.
In full length and core domain trees, NCLs arguably form a distinct family (Additional file 4: Figure S2), but in the α2-repeat tree, NCL genes were tightly grouped with CAXs, agreeing with previous analysis that despite exhibiting Na+/Ca2+ exchange activity (Li et al. 2016), AtNCL and related NCLs are more closely related to CAXs than NCXs (Emery et al. 2012).
It is generally agreed that the physiological processes for lipids synthesis, secretion, and transfer in the liver of laying hens are regulated tightly by estrogen.
Most racing analysts seemed to agree that this was the most tightly matched bunch of horses in years: it includes champions from the United States, Britain and the Middle East.
The results of the latter method agree very well with the finite element tightly coupled results because of the coupled eigenvalues.
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