Sentence examples for agreeing to anything from inspiring English sources

The owner isn't agreeing to anything.

Nor could we imagine most countries agreeing to anything other than equal shares.

The onus is entirely on him and he has no intention of agreeing to anything like the Oslo accords.

The chances of 3 to 6 people in a room agreeing to anything are slim; most of the time they will make the safest choice.

He suggested that Mr. Arafat's experience with Israeli negotiators after Oslo may have made him wary of agreeing to anything without precise terms.

A leaked, heavily annotated 5 August draft suggests that negotiations stalled partly because of the influence of food, tobacco, and drug industries, according to editors at the British Medical Journal who saw the draft, and partly because the global economic crisis leaves nations "allergic to agreeing to anything that looks like [committing] new resources," Keeling says.

I never agreed to anything.

But at that point, I would have agreed to anything.

"I told everyone in the neighborhood not to agree to anything they said".

Getting the PRD to agree to anything else would probably have been impossible.

When the Serbs sharply denied having agreed to anything of the kind, Mr Chernomyrdin stumbled backwards.