Sentence examples for would still agree from inspiring English sources

The chief secretary said: "He [Mr Salmond] cannot honestly expect that Scotland would walk away from the rest of the UK, but taxpayers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland would still agree to stand behind the Scottish economy.

But most religious leaders would still agree that those experiences can teach us something valuable, and that God can teach through them.

But soon after the spokeswoman made this announcement, Chen himself got on stage saying that he would still agree to give everyone $300 if they came down to the Rescue Mission headquarters to collect it.

However, for this lady who brought it all back to me today, it was priceless and awesome, and she believed the students in that room that day would still agree.

After participating 94% would still agree to go through with the injection therapy and 77% would come every month if the treatment were available.

"The general consensus was that more work needed to be done in this area," says Francis. "Since that time, we would still agree that there has not been enough information to indicate that the existing approaches are ones that would not be valid for endocrine disruptors.

(See, I told you we'd still agree on things!).

RH: Would you still agree with that, then?

More than 20 years later, a Michael would probably still agree with the statement.

The sale, to News World Media Development, would then be completed if all parties still agree.

In response to a question from Adrian Sanders, a Liberal Democrat member of Parliament, James Murdoch said that even knowing what he knows now, he would still have agreed to settle a civil suit by one phone hacking victim, Gordon Taylor, a soccer union official, in 2009.