The phrase "agree on a programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consensus reached by a group regarding a specific plan or agenda.
Example: "After much discussion, we were finally able to agree on a programme for the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "reach a consensus on a plan" or "come to an agreement on a schedule."
And they must agree on a programme of economic reforms and deal with crimes by the army and scandals surrounding Mr Suharto's family.
Meanwhile Silvio Berlusconi's disintegrating centre-right party could not agree on a programme, or on who will lead it in an election that is expected in the spring.
Mr Ghani has also refused to blame Pakistan for recent militant attacks and is keen to agree on a programme to improve energy and transport links.Little would boost Afghanistan's prospects more than an end to Pakistan's ultimately self-defeating meddling.
Gerhard Schroder, the German chancellor, said he and fellow leaders planned to meet Mr Prodi "as soon as possible"—in the first week of April, perhaps to agree on a programme for long-overdue reforms to the tasks and management of the institution Mr Prodi would inherit.In this section It disagrees about Kosovo.
But the Greek public, the Greek citizens, have to know that we agreed on a programme and this programme has to be implemented.
See articleThe "grand coalition" partners in Germany agreed on a programme that will enable Angela Merkel, leader of the Christian Democrats, to become chancellor on November 22nd.
Three years after the start of the first assistance programme for Greece, and about three months after we agreed on a programme for Cyprus, the picture is mixed.
The fact that the Labour and Liberal tribes are now agreed on a programme of constitutional change--including reform of the House of Lords, Scottish and Welsh devolution, and a freedom of information act--may help with voters, since the endorsement makes John Major's denunciations of constitutional change seem merely hysterical.
IT HAS taken weeks of hard bargaining for the partners in Germany's "grand coalition" to agree on a joint programme.
Any country that borrows from the new stabilisation funds will have to agree on an adjustment programme with the IMF, just as Greece already has.
The aim is to agree on a specific action programme, and a timetable, at the Washington meeting.
