Sentence examples for agree on ground from inspiring English sources
Giuliani told reporters in New Hampshire on Wednesday that Trump remains willing to be interviewed if the lawyers can agree on ground rules.
In addition, the labor board recently ruled that it was legal for employers and unions to agree on ground rules for a unionization election or for card check to determine whether a majority of workers want a union.
If there isn't a policy, it makes sense to still tell your manager what you're doing by way of blogging if it touches on your work life, and to agree on ground rules.
Following reporter complaints last year of being confined to the press pen after speeches and even threatened with blacklisting, the Trump campaign and major TV networks agreed on ground rules for campaign events in late November.
5.00pm: Here's a summary of the main developments today: Kofi Annan says Syria and the UN have agreed on ground rules governing the UN mission to monitor the unravelling ceasefire.
12.39pm: Here's a summary of the main events so far today: Kofi Annan says Syria and the UN have agreed on ground rules governing the UN mission to monitor the unravelling ceasfire.
Explicitly agree on the ground rules and what each one means.
It may be helpful to start with a validation of the emotions displayed (for example, 'I can certainly see how much you care about your loved one and the treatments she receives') but try to agree on some ground rules to prevent any eruptions during the mediation process (for example, no interrupting, no raised voices, and no personal attacks).
If the justices can't agree on the ground rules for deciding cases, it is no surprise that the results are willy-nilly.
When both parties engage in an arbitration process voluntarily, mutually agree on the ground rules, and choose an impartial arbitrator together, they are likely to find arbitration to be relatively inexpensive, fast, and fair.
Unlike their predecessors, Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner decided that the peril of allowing a government shutdown -- and all its accompanying political and economic fallout -- was too great not to agree on middle ground.
