Sentence examples for issues to agree from inspiring English sources

When they cannot find issues to agree on, they will agree to disagree, in Mr. Weiner's case, loudly.

But we've found an important set of issues to agree upon.

It's completely another issue to agree that 'anyone, even companies with vested interests, or members of the general public, will be able to obtain a copy of the data from this study, with the names and dates of birth removed'.

Economists who have studied the issue tend to agree that more immigration is better, but that the effect is small.

Most authors who address the issue seem to agree that envy is seldom advisable: insofar as one is able to control or influence one's emotions, it is best not to be envious, because envy harms those who feel it.

Everyone with a stake in this issue seems to agree that the current campus sexual assault systems are not working.

On only a few issues, he happened to agree with them.

Collins said that on some issues she continues to agree with Trump.

And Löw has had his own issues, having failed to agree on a contract extension with his federation that would take him beyond the World Cup.

It might therefore be harder for Google to issue a software update to work around the issue rather than to agree to pay a licence.

This has allowed draft pictorial flipcharts, proposed clinic procedural changes, strategies for cluster-based mobilisation activities and other issues to be agreed in consultation with women representing study participants prior to their introduction.