Sentence examples for be unable to agree from inspiring English sources
The Democratic Unionist party would be unable to agree to anything that could be seen to forgive the IRA.
Members of both parties said there was now a chance that Congress would be unable to agree on an economic package before adjourning, probably around Christmas.
The Conservatives have warned of market sell-offs in the event of a hung Parliament on the grounds that the parties would be unable to agree on ways to cut the deficit.
The prevailing view in the Capitol is that the Senate and House will be unable to agree on a budget resolution this year, something that happened only once, in 1998, in the last quarter-century.
If the Legislature named its own slate of electors, Mr. Ackerman said, and Florida's popular vote eventually favored Vice President Al Gore, Congress would likely be unable to agree on which slate to choose.
What this means, in the view of many lawmakers, staff experts and scholars, is that Congress will probably be unable to agree to an objection brought against any state's electors or to resolve a dispute that could plausibly arise between competing slates of electors in Florida.
