Sentence examples for agreeable to having from inspiring English sources

He is accused of having ignored human rights atrocities so that the Honduran government would remain agreeable to having a contra base on its territory.

Rawlings-Blake's spokesman, Kevin R. Harris, said the mayor would be agreeable to having the money split between the general fund and those initiatives.

As Cohen now says, "It was agreeable to have some kind of a reputation or some kind of list of credentials so you didn't have to start from scratch with every woman you walked into".

The changes we need at this point to make the planet survive can be done through a functioning democracy, a much more agreeable way to have change happen.

The text is a series of excerpts from scripture arranged by Charles Jennens, a wealthy squire who was opposed to the Hanoverian succession – Handel, quite the opposite in loyalty, must have been a very agreeable man to have entered into this collaboration.

Our mission is not to be agreeable, not to have your support on everything we say and do.

"The union constantly refused to consider the various options the company was agreeable to that could have minimized the strike and prevented the damage to our customers' businesses and employment levels," he said.

Patient affinity for LDN may be driven somewhat by the "low-dose" preface, which can be agreeable to individuals who have experienced negative side effects from other medications.

The House, in fact, passed the legislation as a stand-alone bill on May 3 and worked furiously with Senate negotiators to reach a compromise that was agreeable for both sides to have it included in the authorization bill.

Because Dobb and his conveniently agreeable meteorologist just happen to have missed the important part of the story.

Why is it that so many people seem to have amicable, agreeable, easygoing, friendly relationships... except for you?