Sentence examples for agrees deep from inspiring English sources

Fanney Tismong, an acclaimed Johannesburg based film-maker who specialises in gay issues and township life, says huge strides have been achieved in South Africa but he agrees deep prejudices still remain in many parts of the country.

Four government departments have agreed deep spending cuts of 8% a year for the next four years, George Osborne will announce.

In 2010, after agreeing deep spending cuts, senior Cabinet ministers told me they hoped an economic "feel-good factor" would kick in with the Games.

In a speech at a building site in London, Osborne also announced that four government departments have agreed deep spending cuts of 8% a year for the next four years.

The Home Secretary, who has yet to agree deep cuts to Home Office budgets with the Chancellor, George Osborne, will meet police chiefs from across England and Wales next month to draw up plans to pool resources.

"Things are much better than they were in the past, but it is still very challenging to do business here," agreed Deep Kalra, founder and chief executive of MakeMyTrip, an online travel company that was listed on the Nasdaq in 2010.

They may be difficult for Ford to offer, unless the U.A.W. agrees to deeper cost cuts in other aspects of the contract.

But it is unlikely that lawmakers will agree on deep cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security.

In 1998, Russian steel producers agreed to deep cuts in their shipments to the United States to avoid punitive duties.

United, Delta and US Airways are all pushing their unions to agree to deep new cuts in wages and benefits.

Such a deal seemed out of reach; Republicans refuse to consider tax increases, and without them Mr. Obama will not agree to deep reductions in Medicare.