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The phrase "agree to de" is not correct in English and appears to be incomplete.
It may be intended to express agreement to a specific action or decision, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I agree to defer the meeting until next week."
Alternatives: "consent to" or "accept to".
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Speaking after his arrival, Mr Poroshenko said the situation threatened to spin "out of control" if the parties did not agree to de-escalation and a ceasefire.
Speaking earlier, Mr Poroshenko said the situation threatened to spin "out of control" if the parties did not agree to de-escalation and a ceasefire.
On the flip side, the type of online content Google is most likely to agree to de-list a private individual's person information from is the directories/content readers category — so sites that, for instance publish individuals' contact details.
After both sides' armies agreed to "de-escalate" tensions, on January 16th Pakistan's foreign minister, Hina Rabbani Khar, called for talks to defuse them.
The trend is continuing: In 2014, 31 S&P 500 companies received de-staggering proposals for their annual meetings, and seven of those companies preemptively agreed to de-stagger their boards before the issue came to a vote.
North Korea stopped sending out such coded messages by shortwave radio after the Koreas held a summit meeting in 2000, agreeing to de-escalate the Cold War-era intrigue on the divided peninsula.
The search engines also agreed to "de-index" revenge porn, so that it no longer comes up under searches of the depicted person's name, though it can still be accessed through the URL.
After India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, issued an unusually stern warning to Pakistan, the two countries agreed to "de-escalate" tensions.Japan's new prime minister, Shinzo Abe, unveiled a ¥10.3 trillion $116 billionn) stimulus package, which adds to Japan's huge pile of debt but which Mr Abe insisted would lift the country out of recession.
It's clear from his history that he is a convinced protectionist, and that he believes, as he tweeted a few days ago, that "tariffs are the greatest". In all likelihood, he only agreed to de-escalate the dispute with Europe because he had no choice.
The two armies have agreed to "de-escalate" tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) after a meeting of their chiefs of operations.
For every dollar a Democrat agrees to de-sequester a defense expense, Republicans agree on an equal liberation on the social program side.
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