Sentence examples for capable of agreeing from inspiring English sources

As a team, we were no more capable of agreeing on a jersey than deciding which player ought to be the shooter on a 3-on-1 break.

According to one modern Russian writer, Zakhar Prilepin, ideological opposition to the Kremlin is impossible because the elite has no ideology: it is capable of agreeing with both the extreme right and the extreme left of the political spectrum.

But there's only a slightly better chance that before Nov. 6 lawmakers will be capable of agreeing on the tough choices that would take the place of the across-the-board cuts.

"We know that the world is capable of agreeing that, even during war, certain actions are unacceptable and we must remove rape and sexual violence from the world's arsenal of cruelty".

And if one of the parties doesn't agree to it, or isn't capable of agreeing, well then it's not an agreement.

In this house we are capable of deciding on a weekly basis what the human rights problems are in any corner of the world, but we are not capable of agreeing once a year on what standards should be complied with within the European Union in relation to fundamental rights.

Gravity, says Arrington, "shows what Symbian is capable of". Suhr agrees.

Fraser said: "There are a number who want it or are capable of doing it". Voges agreed to join Middlesex as their overseas player for the 2015 campaign in November, replacing Chris Rogers, and was appointed Championship captain.

She was incredibly private, family and police agree, capable of telling cover stories to protect the real identity of a boyfriend.

They must be capable of administering medication themselves and agree to counseling if their physicians request it.

But she is perfectly capable of earnestness, as when she agrees with Billington on his definition of verse as a "lifelong companion".