Sentence examples for committed to agree from inspiring English sources
Every nation has committed to agree a new deal by the time the parties get together in Paris next year.
And to secure this, both sides have committed to agreeing an Irish border backstop – an insurance policy designed to prevent the need for customs checks.
There's a lot of expectation around this meeting because world leaders have committed to agreeing a historic treaty to tackle the biggest crisis facing humanity.
The leaders said in their statement that they were committed to agreeing on a final text, adding that the draft was a "good base" for negotiations.
It is something of a concern, then, that Locke himself appears committed to agreeing with Leibniz's criticism of his own argument, at least in E2-5.
Mr Hammond wrote: "The government is fully committed to agreeing a deal that will help to enable growth, create jobs and bring private sector investment to the region.
The British cruise line said it was still committed to its agreed merger with Royal Caribbean, but will hold a shareholder meeting to vote on the deal February 14 — much later than expected.
Merkel herself made clear that, while there was scope to discuss tactics, the overall strategy EU leaders committed to by agreeing a compact on fiscal consolidation was "not negotiable".
Spielberg, who was then finishing "Close Encounters" and was committed to making "1941," agreed to do it after that, and Lawrence Kasdan, who had done the rewrite on "The Empire Strikes Back," prepared the screenplay.
Britain asked for what is politely being described as an explanation and was reassured that the US remained committed to the timetable agreed by Nato leaders at a summit in Lisbon in 2010.
