Sentence examples for agreeing what from inspiring English sources

They've got there by agreeing what priorities should be.

The experts had trouble agreeing what Habitat's tentative campaign slogan of "Sustainable Urbanisation" meant.

The fact is, without Britain, the internal functioning of the EU, including agreeing what to spend money on, becomes easier.

Despite some excitable recent talk of sharing a carrier with France, the difficulty of agreeing what to do with such a shared vessel make that idea unworkable.

It is crucial to take time and effort at the beginning to get to know each other, agreeing what you are going to do together, and separately.

The difficulty in agreeing what should replace the Queen was part of the problem, and since then the question has faded from view a little.

They agree what they should do collectively.

"People agree what the problem is, [and] we agree what has to be done," he said.

Although not everybody agrees what colour.

Nobody agrees what a tax haven is.

Everyone agreed what needed to be done.