Sentence examples for agreement suggesting from inspiring English sources

Not all results are in agreement, suggesting that important changes probably will occur.

Lincoln Center said it planned to re-evaluate the orchestra's constituency agreement, suggesting that it might make the terms tougher.

Yannis Dragasakis, the deputy prime minister who flew to Brussels to head talks, said Athens remained ready to conclude negotiations "with a mutually beneficial agreement", suggesting there was still room for compromise.

Some union leaders said Mr. Giuliani's decision not to run for the United States Senate would make it easier to reach an agreement, suggesting that Mr. Giuliani had taken his hard-line approach to bargaining as a campaign strategy to please upstate Republicans and conservative donors from outside New York.

Models and experiments are in reasonable agreement, suggesting that the model parameters reflect important design considerations.

Word had a terrible time with subject/verb agreement, suggesting, for example, "critics is" rather than my original "critics are".

Nothing in the Vienna agreement suggests that will change.

So Tuesday's reunification agreement suggests one of two things.

Brennan says this agreement suggests the company's interns are, in fact, "workers", and therefore due the minimum wage.

But as Minustah's own Status of Forces Agreement suggests, legal immunity shouldn't imply a vacuum of accountability.

The language in the agreement suggests that Smithfield didn't think that the review would raise significant problems.