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The phrase "agrees to cease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is formally committing to stop a particular action or behavior.
Example: "The company agrees to cease all operations in the disputed area as part of the settlement."
Alternatives: "consents to stop" or "commits to halt".
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas quickly followed behind Kerry's speech, saying he was ready to resume peace talks with Israel on the condition that the government "agrees to cease all settlement activities".
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Resignedly, Mr. Moore agreed to cease and desist.
Their father agreed to cease using his iPhone during dinner.
"The farm has agreed to cease distributing cantaloupes for the rest of the growing season".
I fail to see how an America that can't get China to agree to cease human rights violations can somehow get China to cease pegging its currency.
Iran would agree to cease making threats against Israel, and the United States would agree to support efforts toward achieving a nuclear-free zone in the Middle East.
The Israeli army said it agreed to cease fire at 9am but Hamas said it was not party to any agreement and continued to fire rockets at Israel.
In return environmental groups have agreed to cease campaigns against the forest-products companies and to work with them to determine which lands should be protected permanently.
But Cardiff Central MP Jo Stevens tweeted on Sunday evening that she had spoken to the director of the company, who agreed to cease enforcing the policy.
NEARLY a fortnight after Israel and Hizbullah agreed to cease fire, the guns are largely silent but there is plenty of scope for the conflict to resume.
Banc of America neither admitted nor denied the charges filed against it but agreed to cease and desist from violations of the sections of the Securities Exchange Act.
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