Sentence examples for agreed in the next from inspiring English sources

Such a clarification will not get the Cabinet Office off the hook, however – for, as both Rees and Main point out, even if lobbying waivers are agreed in the next two weeks, a great deal of harm has already been done over the past two months.

"Balotelli hasn't signed anything," said Mino Raiola, "and I doubt that anything will be agreed in the next few days".

Arsenal are close to signing the Polish teenager Krystian Bielik from Legia Warsaw, with his agent confident that a deal will be agreed in the next few days.

Transport for London appears to be let off lightly in that it will publish only contracts over the EU threshold – about £173,000 – although that may rise when the new directive is agreed in the next few months.

Lawyers for Hearts' failed parent company have been told the club will face liquidation if a deal to take them out of administration is not agreed in the next few weeks.

"So it's an authentic, short-term play to embed girls in a 15-year agenda that will be negotiated and agreed in the next two years, not a long-term agenda to address everything that a girl needs".

KPN agreed in the summer to sell its German subsidiary, E-Plus, to the Spanish group Telefónica in a cash-and-stock deal worth 8.1 billion euros.

Teachers and local councils, it was widely agreed in the 1970s, had too much power, central government and parents too little.

The Labour-run authority said that government funding agreed in the summer was "considerably worse" than expected.

But government funding agreed in the summer was "considerably worse" than expected, the Labour-run local authority said.

They agreed in the spring or early summer of 1912 on three principles: 1. Direct treatment of the "thing" whether subjective or objective.