The phrase "agree to large" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to agree to large changes in our strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "consent to significant" or "accept major".
In the United States, targets can agree to large termination fees and provide extensive deal protections to an initial bid.
Mujtaba Rahman, an analyst at the Eurasia Group who covers Europe, said that Mr. Draghi would probably agree to large bond purchases only if several conditions were met.
Those investors, represented on Wednesday by David Boies of Boies, Schiller and Flexner, hold bonds that emerged from two debt restructurings that forced creditors to agree to large losses on their bonds.
John W. Wilhelm, president of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union, the parent of the two striking union locals, said that to persuade his union to accept such a long contract, Yale had to agree to large raises in the contract's final four years and to a significantly higher pension than it had been offering.
Unless the two Koreas can soon agree to larger and more frequent reunions, most of the separated relatives will die before they see each other again.
Six thousand workers went on a one-day strike at Royal Philips Electronics N.V. in the Netherlands yesterday and threatened to stop work again next week if the company does not agree to larger wage increases.
"Compromise will require Congress to agree on more revenue — whether by increasing rates, eliminating deductions, or some combination thereof — and the administration to agree to larger, meaningful structural and benefit entitlement reforms and spending reductions that are a fiscally responsible multiple of increased revenues," said the letter, signed by more than 100 chief executives.
Now he is agreed to large stealth fare rises for north Cotswold rail passengers.
Few of these suits have resulted in judgments, but several companies have agreed to large settlements to avoid expensive litigation and reputational harm.
The Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays already have agreed to large fines with American and British regulators over their roles in the scandal.
Education Year after year, Mr. Pataki proposed little or no increase in aid to schools and then, in negotiations with the Legislature, agreed to large increases.
