Sentence examples for agreeing on a replacement from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it would scupper any chance of the world agreeing on a replacement to Kyoto by next year's deadline.

Those firms that remain are determined to drive down the money they pay you under the levy system, which is to be scrapped, though no one can agree on a replacement.

One of the ironies is the Republicans have not been able to agree on a replacement.

Both efforts failed because his opponents could not agree on a replacement.

That agreement expires next year, and there is almost no chance that the delegates in Durban will agree on a replacement.

At least two Iraqi political officials said the Americans were urging the factions to agree on a replacement for Mr. Maliki.

It's just that they cannot agree on a replacement, as House Republicans continue to pretend that the Pentagon will largely be spared.

Others, like the German system, keep the old government in power until the new majority can actually agree on a replacement.

In fact, if universities can agree on a replacement, the 2008 RAE does not have to happen at all, in Mr Brown's view.

If they cannot retreat to a tacit acceptance of Obamacare — since Obamacare is gone, they may be more likely to stick together and agree on a replacement.

Reversing his decision of less than a week ago, Mr. O'Brien broke a 48‐hour stalemate in which the Democratic Executive Committee had been unable to agree on a replacement for Sen ator Fred R. Harris of Okla homa, whose resignation takes effect Thursday.