Sentence examples for but agreeing from inspiring English sources

But agreeing a new electoral law will not be easy.

But agreeing to that would almost certainly undermine support among many Democrats and some libertarians.

But agreeing on a definition of care (versus administrative and other costs) has proved difficult.

But agreeing to call the country what it wants doesn't mean endorsing chauvinistic national myths.

There is still work to be done, but agreeing on the bonus is half the battle.

Mr. McCoy is anything but, agreeing to perform an extra session for the cameras.

All noble intentions, but agreeing with him makes me feel a bit dirty.

But agreeing on how much money banks should raise, and where the money should come from, is another matter.

But agreeing on the principle of a "stable Afghanistan" is easier than defining it, or getting there.

But agreeing which countries would bear the pain of the steepest production cuts had proved an insurmountable challenge.

Ultimately, the tough part won't be deciding to build a memorial but agreeing about what it will look like.