Sentence examples for able to agree how from inspiring English sources

After 40 years of fruitless discussion CITES has at last been able to agree how to regulate commercially fished oceanic species.

Separately, the commission was able to agree on how to redraw districts for the State Legislature.

After all, we're already no longer able to agree about how to know.

According to Mr. Díaz, the panel, whose other members are Deputy Mayors Linda Gibbs and Robert Steel, never was able to agree on how to use the base.

Although in principle the Dutch still favour austerity, in practice they have not yet been able to agree on how to do it (see article).

On current form, it seems unlikely that the disputants will then be able to agree on how to describe what was going on.

Developmental psychologists are like the rest of us: they wouldn't be able to agree on how to raise their own children.

And so far, the department and airlines have not been able to agree on how the comparable data for 2010 should be reported.

They don't even seem to be able to agree on how bloodthirsty they want their coup to be – can that last?

"The impost of the important restriction was as a result of the states and territories not being able to agree on how to classify the firearm," McKenzie said.

"We haven't been able to agree on how to end it," he said, "but I think the majority of nationalist are betting on a peaceful solution".