Sentence examples similar to Make agreed from inspiring English sources

Increasing divergence will not make agreeing on how to deal with them any easier.

Délétraz was replaced as he had not made agreed payment instalments to the Pacific team for the privilege of the drive.

That makes agreeing on one job, let alone four, harder.

The calculations made agree well with experiments carried out on three different limestones in a TGA, a volumetric reactor and an entrained flow reactor.

Most were privately owned tenements, in multiple ownership or with renting tenants, making agreeing maintenance and repairs more difficult.

This makes agreeing on a deal with the West on dismantling the country's nuclear programme and with it UN sanctions all the more attractive.

This makes agreeing on the problem definition highly challenging and prone to incumbent interests of powerful stakeholders, bringing the responsiveness towards stakeholders highly questionable (Blok & Lemmens, 2015).

A clear definition of success upfront makes agreeing to the approach of how to solve the problem an easier task.

"[N]othing in [the act] demands that cancellation be the sanction for failure to make agreed-upon periodic payments or even requires the commission to permit payment to be made over time".

Researchers discussed any issues or concerns raised by school leaders or other participants and made agreed-upon changes to the draft models.

To help get it made, everyone agreed to take salary cuts.