Sentence examples for agreements maybe from inspiring English sources

Besides an overhaul of the county's dysfunctional property tax assessment system, there loom cuts in staff, cuts in contracts, cuts in services, cuts to collective bargaining agreements, maybe even a personal income tax as a last resort.

We need written agreements, maybe a law.

Mr. Barak called for "an interim agreement, maybe even unilateral action," during a conference sponsored by the institute here.

However Isis will never be defeated if it is constantly allowed to regroup from its Syrian bases, and UN authority for air strikes in Syria won't be granted without Assad and Putin's agreement – maybe Iran's president Rouhani's too.

Meanwhile, SSAP score high agreement maybe due to the use of SSAP for the creation of the CATH hierarchy; anyway, Rash, in fact, outperforms SSAP if we consider both levels together.

I believe if people across this country would be opposed to a particular trade agreement, then maybe that trade agreement should not happen.

WA's "tea party" could involve refusing to sign federal-state agreements and maybe even stopping trade with the east coast.

In Rachel's silence he could feel her agreement and, maybe, her surprise that he would, or even could, think this way.

With every month that is frittered away, hundreds of people who are supposed to benefit from the agreement die, maybe even a couple of thousand.

Levein described the rule as "more than a gentlemen's agreement", adding: "Maybe England are thinking of challenging it but it only came in a year ago.

As if by agreement, or maybe decree by the empress herself, Diane Von Furstenberg, the dreariness that had settled over the first days of the fall shows vanished on Sunday with collections full of great clothes in vibrant colors.