Sentence examples for to agree through from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the first and most important decision that world leaders need to take at the Paris climate talks next year is to agree, through a binding commitment, that 2C is the upper, acceptable limit of global warming on Earth.
In such a cease-fire, to which Hezbollah would have to agree through the Lebanese government, the official said, Israeli forces would only fire if fired upon or if rockets continued to be launched against Israel.
He told sceptical Conservative MPs: "Hopefully I will never have to press the nuclear button, but once one talks about nuclear buttons, if you then say that you will never press the nuclear button, you do not have a nuclear button, so clearly I would be prepared to do so if people did not agree, but my expectation is that we will be able to agree, through some tough negotiation".
Specifically, it plans to ask users to agree, through a "click-wrap" agreement on the Web site, not to commercialize the information without Celera's consent.
They will often lure unsuspecting people to serve as middlemen, getting them to agree (through payment or blackmail) to accept goods on their behalf, then forward them to the hackers so they can avoid detection for the crime.
He, of course, is commander in chief and would wage a war, but the founders also required Congress to agree through a declaration of war.
Respondents were asked to 'strongly agree' through to 'strongly disagree' on a 5-point Likert scale with a series of positive statements about NHS 111 (Table 3).
Labour challenged Hunt on Tuesday to agree to push through every one of them.
Speaking to the Guardian, she said she would prefer the Lib Dems to agree to vote through key Tory bills rather than become coalition partners.
Therefore, they need to agree on consensus through some mechanisms.
The rebels attempted to enlist the support of Alexander Neville, the Archbishop of York, and in June forced the former town government to agree to arbitration through Neville.
