Sentence examples for agree to less from inspiring English sources

After years of inequitable treatment, who would agree to less care, to DNR or hospice when illness strikes or worsens?

AMERICA is at an impasse over its finances because, in a nutshell, Democrats will not agree to less generous social entitlements unless Republicans agree to tax increases; and Republicans will not agree to tax increases.

Labor leaders voiced fears that if the food and commercial workers agreed to major concessions on health care, that would pressure unions across the country to agree to less generous health plans in future bargaining.

But one can be pro-union -- as I certainly am -- and still see that a sense of fiscal reality suggests that new hires must agree to less generous benefits and the extension of the retirement age to lessen the burden on the rest of the budget, which is what Crane prescribes.

Be prepared to pay at least 50 percent of the total bill since few creditors will agree to less than that.

The union agreed to less restrictive work rules.

In a tentative deal reached Tuesday night, the California Media Workers Guild agreed to less vacation time, longer workweeks and more flexibility for The Chronicle to make layoffs without regard to seniority.

Why not lessen the doubtful appeal of compulsory across-the-board spending cuts by agreeing to less restrictions in the 2005-06 buduet due in June?There is a precedent for this.

Bello says that on a recent visit to Qatar he and Sana found that the practice of contract substitution, whereby workers sign contracts for a higher wage only to have them replaced with a new contract agreeing to less money once they arrive, is rife in Doha.

Today, Texaco agreed to less.

It has agreed to less than half (41.5%) those requests, de-listing just over 208,500 URLs.