The phrase "agree once" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a person should agree to something one time, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "If we can agree once on the terms, we can move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "agree at least once" or "reach an agreement one time".
While Bristow accepted that this needed selling to the public, he assumed that the public would agree, once "sold".
I think even Keats, if he were alive today, would agree — once he got out of that coffin.
We debated movie choices for literally forty-five minothingnothing seemed quite like the movie we wanted to see, plus we couldn't agree once we lined up a few contenders.
Japan takes the view that it will not agree once more to be legally bound to cut back on its emissions while its economic competitors – China, India and Indonesia (and also the US, which withdrew from Kyoto in 2001) – are not.
You can also subtract another 25 basis points for both those bank loans and any loans that came from the federal government directly if you agree, once the loans are consolidated, to let the federal government (which will be the new lender of record) pull the payment automatically from your bank account each month.
Ryan, too, pledged to "try to make divided government work". But he has warned repeatedly that House Republicans will need significant concessions in the form of spending cuts or changes to entitlement programs before they will agree once again to raise the legal limit on government borrowing.
Anthony agreed, once reporters brought it up.
Prosecutors and two jurors finally agreed once the trial ended.
Alford agrees: "Once you're Betty's mate, you're Betty's mate.
London cabbie Jamie Owens agrees "once Uber have a stranglehold on the market, the rates will go up.
It was not because the 15 EU leaders had agreed once again to put off reform of the EU's bizarre and wasteful system of agricultural subsidies.
