The phrase "agree policy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express agreement with a specific policy, but it lacks the necessary context or structure to be usable.
Example: "We need to agree on the policy before moving forward with the project."
Alternatives: "approve the policy" or "consent to the policy."
The apparent rebuke sparked concerns that ministers cannot agree policy on leaving the EU.
Without such a person, as events have proved, nothing happens, and that is what I fear will be the result of this weak response, whether or not there is an inter-departmental ministerial group to agree policy or not.
No, we have the ability to influence our futures". In Venezuela, President Hugo Chávez yesterday announced a $100m "food security fund", at a regional summit to agree policy as the crisis spreads instability across Latin America and the Caribbean.
We had total and undemocratic control of the brand; all the major decisions were the result of pillow talk – we'd agree policy and strategy and didn't have to consult with anyone else.
But the fact the Future Britain Group will meet before the weekly gathering of the parliamentary Labour party will raise fears that Watson is creating a caucus within the wider party, which could agree policy positions and seek to work together to exert pressure on the leadership.
Her performance appeared calculated not to upset any of those national capitals, sticking to agreed policy.
This would be likely to create difficulties on agreeing policy positions.
If so, was there "a deliberate or agreed policy" between UK officers and overseas intelligence officers?
Over the next few days the coalition will publish agreed policy programmes covering other areas.
The IT department replied, pointing out that the agreed policy was to delete only up to 1 December 2007.
But that has left the Bush administration without an agreed policy that Iraqi opposition groups can support.
