Sentence examples for challenged to agree from inspiring English sources

I wonder though about how these concepts (school in the cloud and SOLE) best fit in the U.S.? My experience working with school districts across the country is that superintendents and board members readily agree on the need to innovate but are challenged to agree on how to change and how to find ways to fund the investment.

At the Session, world leaders will be challenged to agree on priorities for children.

A trade deal would be "challenging" to agree, she added, because it requires unanimity from all EU member states.

I mean, isn't the challenge to agree to something that you can be held to, within a time span that people can adequately keep track of?

Acting on a demand by two senators -- Russell D. Feingold, a Wisconsin Democrat, and John McCain, an Arizona Republican -- Mr. Gore challenged Mr. Bush to agree to a ban on the use of soft money, the donations made to the parties but used for the campaigns.

Labour leader Ed Miliband challenged him to agree to a head-to-head debate.

Wales coach Warren Gatland has challenged England to agree to play with the stadium roof closed.

Lazio was on the warpath against soft money and the amounts of it coming from the Democratic National Committee into Clinton's campaign, and challenged Clinton to agree to ban soft money from both campaigns.

The strategy worked, but it didn't finish off Sanders, who is challenging Clinton to agree to a televised debate in New York.

Mr. Gorton challenged her to to agree that at least 70percentt of her campaign money would henceforth come from individual contributors.

The gesture was reminiscent of what Mr. Gore had attempted to do to at an earlier debate, on NBC's "Meet the Press," when he challenged Mr. Bradley to agree to foreswear any more 30-second televised advertisements.