The phrase "agree in the next" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "We will agree in the next meeting on the project details."
Alternatives: "concur in the next" or "reach an agreement in the next".
White House officials and Democratic leaders in Congress expressed cautious optimism that both parties would agree in the next month to raise the minimum wage for the first time since 1996.
Gordon Brown, President Lula of Brazil, President Sarkozy of France and other heads of state have already said they will go to Copenhagen, and others are expected to agree in the next few weeks.
It is likely but not certain that the agency's board will agree, in the next few weeks, to refer the case to the Security Council, though some non-aligned countries on the board, such as Malaysia and Brazil, sounded reluctant to do so.In this section Home, sweet home for some The corruption is sickening Hoping that a star won't fizzle Are negotiations over?
WASHINGTON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - A top White House official voiced confidence on Thursday that Republicans would agree in the next few weeks to lift the country's borrowing limit without using the confrontational tactics that rattled financial markets in past years.
Arsenal are close to signing the Polish teenager Krystian Bielik from Legia Warsaw, with his agent confident that a deal will be agreed in the next few days.
"Balotelli hasn't signed anything," said Mino Raiola, "and I doubt that anything will be agreed in the next few days".
Transport for London appears to be let off lightly in that it will publish only contracts over the EU threshold – about £173,000 – although that may rise when the new directive is agreed in the next few months.
Such a clarification will not get the Cabinet Office off the hook, however – for, as both Rees and Main point out, even if lobbying waivers are agreed in the next two weeks, a great deal of harm has already been done over the past two months.
Lawyers for Hearts' failed parent company have been told the club will face liquidation if a deal to take them out of administration is not agreed in the next few weeks.
Modric is expected to undergo a medical and agree terms in the next 48 hours.
Whether by choice or by necessity, this trend towards "Stay-at-Home-Dads" shows no signs of slowing: 61% of Gen Y dads agree that in the next 20 years there will be as many stay-at-home-dads as there are stay-at-home-moms.
