Sentence examples for agree on future from inspiring English sources

"The Commonwealth is negotiating with every state and territory government to agree on future resource allocations.

If the ceasefire does take hold, both Moscow and Washington have said they will open a joint command centre, which will agree on future targets.

Still unable to agree on future revenue projections, the leaders of the two houses and the governor decided on Monday to pass a one-month, $8 billion emergency spending bill to keep the government running.

Vale's 48-year-old chief executive Roger Agnelli, a former banker said to have a nose for great deals, said talks to acquire Xstrata collapsed because both sides had failed to agree on future marketing rights.

EU heads of state meet to agree on future funds for Athens on June 24, so expect wrangling between the various branches of EU authority and a lot of confusion until then when the hard decision has to be made.

Nevertheless, in those approaches of a positive nature, experts may not agree on future scenarios, and these may simply be reduced, normally to no more than three, with a different probability of occurrence.

Between the tax cut and the extra items in the war bill, a strong working relationship between Republican leaders in the two houses had clearly been damaged, and some officials said that agreeing on future items could be more difficult.

The sad story is that no one can really agree on the future.

The cloud, it seems, is setting the stage for a rumble — as there are clearly at least two prominent executives out there who can't agree on its future, and who has the keys to that future.

No wonder few people agree on its future — or even, for that matter, whether it exists in the first place.

Last year Lacoste was sold to a Swiss group after the family of tennis ace René Lacoste couldn't agree on its future.