6 sentences with “agrees”

-You never buy me anything, Mom! -he cries. Mrs. Brown bought Tommy a truck. // Well, all right! -She agrees, but just this once.

Then she calls the local welfare department, which agrees to contribute $572 for the funeral. She also gets a cemetery plot and the services of a priest.

The expert agrees that this frozen man may have been a herder who spent the night in makeshift shelters and obtained his food with bird traps and bow and arrows.

That's not what Shirley MacLaine wants to hear, and she disagrees, but all she can do is listen and take note, because Stephen Hawking's opinions deserve respect, whether she agrees with him or not.

In modern states, this force is exercised through the community's acceptance of a body of law that regulates the actions of individuals. Each citizen of a modern state agrees to fulfil certain duties in accordance with a set of organised rules: a national constitution, a body of rules called criminal law, civil law, etc.

Does the nation state have the right, for some reason, to restrict the circulation of some products, such as TV waves? If the community agrees that in some cases it does, does it have the real capacity to do so, and are there political and legal conditions that would allow it to exercise its sovereign power in such cases?