Sentence examples for able to agree upon from inspiring English sources
However, they have been able to agree upon the demands of their revolution.
These are basic principles that lawmakers on all sides of the campaign finance debate should be able to agree upon, and quickly.
If there is no will and no real estate and the heirs are able to agree upon the distribution of the estate, then an executor is not needed.
The bill was one of the few measures the two legislative leaders and the governor have been able to agree upon as the scheduled end of the session passed this week without an agreement on a state budget.
If there's one thing practically everybody seems to be able to agree upon, it is that the euro is destined to collapse, and with it the great post-war vision of European integration.
By John Cassidy December 9, 2011 If there's one thing practically everybody seems to be able to agree upon, it is that the euro is destined to collapse, and with it the great post-war vision of European integration.
Upon this we should all be able to agree.
"No one seemed able to agree on anything".
No wonder that they have not been able to agree.
"No, I would not be able to agree with that".
Nobody has been able to agree on point of view, but we all agree that nobody agrees.
