Sentence examples for was agreed from from inspiring English sources

The revelation that the CIC had initial ownership of the Iraq dossier contradicts the Butler review, which accepted government claims that it was "agreed from the outset" that the JIC would be responsible for it.

It was agreed from the beginning of our acquaintance that Ray would do anything in the world for me that he could do consonant with his own certain interest, inasmuch as his interest — to be a great writer that everybody in the world had admiringly read — had been forged over a very hot flame and could not be rebent.

It was agreed from Fig. 1a, b that the phycoremediation of both As III) and As V) ions (13.913 and 15.846%, respectively) were very poor in the pH range <3.0.

This is a real challenge for smaller church partners in more remote communities with limited resources, so expectations from both parties need to be agreed from the outset and, like any good relationship, nurtured with personal contact and ongoing support.

The correlation between the entire fracture path and the LHDR cannot be agreed from the single hardness profile.

She's agreed: from now to 'til she's 18, the star of "The Secret Life of Bees" isn't going to be holding up any 7-11s, haning an unwanted teen pregnancy, or getting any tattoos or piercings.

"Achievable" levels were agreed from the evidence and by consensus.

The core intended learning outcomes that were agreed from this process cover five areas focusing on key knowledge and skills that provide strong foundations for medical school graduates entering the workforce.

In some cases health system leaders or multi-disciplinary clinical panels across primary/secondary care identified agreed clinical priority areas most likely to produce real impact, were quick to use data on service delivery and to prioritise key value added processes [ 13, 16, 18, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 32- 36, 39] 39] whilst in other cases priorities were agreed from community assessment [ 40].

"They are agreeing to cancel what was agreed upon from Oslo until now".

At the last major summit, the one where David Cameron pressed the eject button, little was agreed apart from a restatement of Maastricht rules on budget deficits.