Sentence examples for agree on imposing from inspiring English sources

"We're glad the committee could agree on imposing more reasonable reforms, and we support this effort," Dorothy S. Ridings, president and chief executive of the Council on Foundations, wrote in a letter to Mr. Thomas.

However, they did not agree on imposing new economic sanctions against Russia.

But in the end, when you really talk, most of us ended up agreeing on not imposing one's personal or religious beliefs on another.

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The crisis has already forced European nations to create a common bailout fund and agree on ways to impose more fiscal discipline on each other.

On Wednesday, after an emergency two-day meeting in the Vatican intended to show the world that the church is moving decisively to prevent sexual abuse by clergymen, Cardinal Bevilacqua and other top church leaders said they still did not agree on whether to impose such unconditional punishment on all priests who have molested minors.

On the margins of the summit, Mr Obama urged China to agree to impose fresh sanctions on Iran.

Indeed, the Syrian cease fire was agreed on and imposed by US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.

But the commission did agree to impose new limits on cross-shareholdings between agencies.

For example, countries could agree to impose a levy on banks that would be used to create a central deposit guarantee fund — a European Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

If Hunt could get cabinet to agree to impose real emissions reductions on electricity generators and big polluting businesses – to in effect start a baseline and credit emissions trading scheme – that really would be "stunning".