Sentence examples for agreeing to adjust from inspiring English sources

Herbalife settled with the government, agreeing to adjust its business practices.

They check with each other constantly, often with just a nod or a gesture agreeing to adjust a dramatic beat or a musical phrase.

The judge agreed to adjust the court schedule to allow Mr. Combs to attend the Grammy Awards next week in Los Angeles and complete a European tour in March.

Rodriguez agreed to adjust his contract to save Boston money, but the Players Association said no, contending that it would cost Rodriguez too much money.

After months of exchanges with the tenacious Mr. Keegan, the College Board finally agreed to adjust the scores of students who had marked the underlined pronoun "her" as incorrect.

Mr. Bush has said he would pull out of the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile theaty if the Russians did not agree to adjust it after "a reasonable amount of time".

A country that obtains loans from the World Bank, for example, must agree to adjust its economic structure, liberalize its economy, and increase its international financial accountability.

Even if unions agree to adjust their benefits, this outcome would be less deleterious than a government failing to honor its commitment because it did not set aside adequate resources.

The commission has increasingly favored settling major investigations to win quicker results, and it could waive fines if the banks agreed to adjust their contracts with Markit and ICE Europe.

At a special session of the Nebraska Legislature, a state senator announced Monday that TransCanada had agreed to adjust its intended route of the Keystone XL oil pipeline to avoid the environmentally sensitive Sand Hills region of the state.

Mr. Bellavia said that among the reasons the car dealers decided to file a suit was that the newspaper's management, in a series of recent meetings, had yet to agree to adjust the rates that the car dealers continue to pay, pending the outcome of its investigation.