Sentence examples for whatever they agree from inspiring English sources

"Those people are negotiating on behalf of the broader group and ultimately whatever they agree to has to go back to the broader group.

The risk is that whatever they agree on will continue to serve their own interests better than the country's.If things stay roughly as they are, where is Israeli politics heading?

But whatever they agreed to, they most certainly did not agree to be suffocated to death," Ryan told a news conference.

Whatever the solutions, most people agree that the education system is in a sorry state.

Chinese Premier Liu He left Washington on Thursday, seemingly agreeing that whatever they do agree to will be fully enforceable.

He added: "But I am pretty thrilled and honored to display the medal for a week or a year or 10 years, whatever they would agree to".

Whatever else they agree, they should go for a major sunpower programme.

Of course, doctors, with the consent of their patients, should be free to provide whatever care they agree is appropriate.

In principle, people should be free to contract for their services with whomever they want and at whatever price they agree on.

To the Editor: Dr. Rita F. Redberg is right that "doctors, with the consent of their patients, should be free to provide whatever care they agree is appropriate".

Whatever limit they agree to — whether it is 350 or 400 parts per million — will require, first and foremost, curtailing global emissions.