Agrees in a sentence

The response will allow the department to set out whether it agrees with the OEP’s view, and whether it agrees or not, to set out any proposed actions to address the issue.

Yeah, so everybody agrees, everybody on both sides agrees that this is the same law.

Cheng agrees she has a point, and agrees to keep quiet about everything if she does likewise for the bullet wound on her shoulder that I’m pretty sure could easily be traced back to him.

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The Fairy Queen cheerfully agrees and, to save her life, the dutiful soldier, Private Willis, agrees to marry her.

Alastair agrees that on a small island, things have to work on a community basis.

All of that said, this is a hugely critical offseason for Smith and this era of Utah basketball, and based on things Smith has said throughout the season, I’m willing to bet he agrees.

Although circus performer Lilly Carrolle, 18, who lives nearby agrees that the street can be rowdy during match days, she insists she enjoys living in the area.

Although he does want to impress her, he also agrees to go with her to help her realize that blind rage and vengeance aren't as satisfying an answer as people think it is.

Although TD director of economics James Orlando agrees that deflation is unlikely on the horizon, he said there is logic behind what these respondents are thinking.

Amy Weitzman, a real estate agent in Massachusetts, always asks herself why a friend might want a discount before she agrees to give them one.

And everyone agrees that simply wearing a seatbelt during the entire flight will significantly reduce one’s risk of getting hurt.

And it looks like at least one online publication agrees with me.

And World Mental Health Day (October 10) is a chance to address the topic, agrees clinical psychologist Dr Kirren Schnack – author of the new book Ten Times Calmer: Beat And Change Your Life.

Ann O'Driscoll of L’Atelier Stylist & Boutique in Midleton agrees, adding while she initially saw a drastic drop in footfall, the community, along with travelling shoppers, have since kept the town alive through its support for local traders.

Apparently not everyone in the neighbourhood agrees.

As a matter of fact, she agrees with the headline.

Ashrafi agrees, explaining: “When you crack a knuckle or one of your joints, the sound comes from bubbles bursting in the synovial fluid.

At Craigmillar Medical Practice, in Edinburgh, Dr Carey Lunan agrees urgent action is needed.

A woman interviewed for this series, who we're calling "Jane," agrees with that approach.