Sentence examples for To agree on a date from inspiring English sources

Set a date Getting a big group of students to agree on a date is probably one of the hardest things slaves to higher education will have to do all year.

The main new achievement was to agree on a date, the end of 2013, for the elimination of export subsidies on farm goods.

Johannsson had asked the leaders of the parties represented in parliament to agree on a date – six months ahead of the scheduled election.

See articleA sense of urgency, pleaseThe United States and Russia failed to agree on a date for a meeting this month in Geneva where all sides in the Syrian conflict were supposed to talk peace.

The two countries held three rounds of talks, but were unable to agree on a date for a fourth round "because of scheduling problems and a lack of enthusiasm," he said.

It's 'don't blame me".' For weeks, the legislators and the administration have been planning to meet to hash out their differences about the budget shortfall, but they have not been able to agree on a date.

We realise Mr Brown is of course incredibly busy, and we would hope to agree on a sitting date that falls within the next six months".

Near the end of the second century, for example, Victor I attempted to get the Church to agree on a single date for Easter.

Greece faces a nervous wait for its next tranche of bailout cash even if the budget is approved, with eurozone leaders unlikely to agree on a payment date when they meet on Monday.

The council failed to agree on a uniform date for Easter and, because of the objection of some delegates, did not adopt a policy on the celibacy of clergy.

You need to get him to start acting like he cares about his job, or to agree on a departure date.