Sentence examples for agreement anxious from inspiring English sources

With Congressional leaders still unable to reach agreement, anxious lawmakers, aides and administration officials seemed to hold their breath, hoping that some compromise could mesh the competing proposals and rise above the increasingly confrontational tactics in Washington.

Allied nations attach a high value on stability and formal agreements, and they are already anxious about the Bush administration's proclivity to take unilateral action.

"We're anxious to reach some agreement with Mr Smith, who I'm sure is a very reasonable man.

Initial talks produced no result, but when the Supreme Court handed down the Wyoming v. Colorado decision undermining the claims of the upstream states, they became anxious to reach an agreement.

Sex effects in the EPM showed that females were more active and less anxious than males, in agreement with previous studies [ 32, 37, 82, 83].

But eurozone finance ministers had been anxious to wrap up an agreement on the funds, well before the UK referendum and Spanish elections in June.

Now, though, the country is anxious about what the trade agreement could mean.

Why are the Republicans so anxious to put such trade agreements on the fast track which would only allow an up-or-down vote on the entire agreement negotiated in secret by the administration?

But he has struggled to unify his caucus in opposition to the legislation and seemed increasingly anxious to reach some sort of agreement.

This afternoon I am meeting a family who are feeling a bit anxious about the timings of contract agreements.

Robots and Algorithms An economically stressed middle class is anxious and more deeply skeptical of trade agreements.