agree to/on/at/with my decision

[angliholic]

Neither of my parents agrees to/on/at/with my decision.





Hi,
which of the four prepositions fits in the above example? If more than one, do they convey the same meaning? Thanks.

 

[tyna]

Re: agree with

agree with

 

[Anglika]

You can also agree to something.

You can agree on a joint decision.

You cannot agree at something.

 

[angliholic]

agree with

Thanks, tyna.

You can also agree to something.

You can agree on a joint decision.

You cannot agree at something.

Thanks, Anglika.
What about "with?" Doesn't it work in the base sentence?