Sentence examples for while we agreed from inspiring English sources

"While we agreed to cost-effective 2030 EU-level targets for renewables and energy efficiency, we were clear, and member states agreed, there should be no binding national targets in either area to give countries greater flexibility to meet their climate goals," a British government spokesman said.

"While we agreed to explore future possible discussions when we first met, it has become abundantly clear that a conversation with the entire CBC would not be entirely productive, given the actions taken by your Administration since our first meeting," Richmond wrote.

While we agreed this is an important facet of future research development, we accepted that the question whether clinical trials of homeopathy should place more emphasis on grouping together individuals with given characteristic signs and/or symptoms, rather than subjects with a specified medical condition, lies outside the terms of reference of the current project.

While we agreed on broad definitions such as all police and non-military government employees would be called civilians, difficult judgment calls (e.g. military recruits that were killed but were not yet in the employ of the military) were left up to the judgment of the reviewer.

While we agree that the fire was outside the airline's control, we feel we should have been warned.

While we agree that the federal government must do more, we're not optimistic that the F.D.A. will act decisively or soon enough.

So while we agree with your writer that the current economic climate is anything but helpful, we are confident that we will move forward on schedule as planned.

While we agree that this is mandatory, including counseling on prenatal care, adoption and abortion, we know that measures must be taken well before the woman becomes pregnant.

"While we agree with much of No Child Left Behind, we don't believe that Michigan should be punished for having a higher standard," Mr. Bucholz said.

"While we agree with the city that the facility in total is special," Mr. McGuire said, "certain things are not, like chain-link fences and precast concrete".

"We are far apart because while we agree on the goals we cannot agree on how to implement those goals," said Charles Rangel of New York, the ranking Democrat on Ways and Means.