Sentence examples for future agree from inspiring English sources

First, because it builds on the premise that the single market is a fine thing, which all sides in the argument about Europe's future agree on.

The GDS agreement had long been ruled out by Ryanair's chief executive, Michael O'Leary, but the Amadeus deal makes it more likely that the airline will in future agree to code-sharing, where seats are sold by an airline under its own name on a flight that another one will operate.

To navigate this new world, the authors advise managers in traditional companies to think about the macro trends that will shape their industry in the future, agree on a digital strategy to address customers' needs in the long term, and develop better metrics to monitor progress.

Finally, the instrument included a question on happiness (very happy, a little bit happy, not happy), worrying about the future (agree, not sure, disagree), and a question about enjoying life (agree, not sure, disagree).

One of the linchpins to the N.B.A.'s future agreed to a contract extension on Wednesday, without free-agent summits or the aid of a television network.

"The President should be aware that any future agreeing with us will be seen for what it is: a hostile act," he said.

The company, which neither admitted nor denied the charges but promised to do better in future, agreed to pay fines of $50m, a quarter of the $200m it paid in legal and accounting fees to deal with the charges.

The Rangers and Ryan Callahan, their linchpin player of the future, agreed to terms for a contract extension Wednesday afternoon, only hours before a scheduled salary-arbitration meeting in Toronto on Thursday.

Furthermore, the independent Committee on Climate Change, whose job it is to set out the most secure, least cost path to a low carbon future, agrees with the government's approach.

Khalilzad said the draft was only a preliminary step in discussions that eventually would move to talks on a complete cease-fire and a political road map for the future agreed on between the Taliban and the Afghan government.

So all this was a kind of blessing in disguise". "The orchestra has a great future," agrees Mstislav Rostropovich, who led the RNO in its March concerts in Germany.