Sentence examples for looking to agree from inspiring English sources

The UK is looking to agree similar deals with both Guernsey and Jersey.

On Thursday, leaders of almost all states will convene for talks on the future of the network, looking to agree trade, environmental and developmental goals.

We have specifically prepared this series of papers to be available for the COP15 1 conference in Copenhagen, to which the world looks to agree on targets and procedures to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on the basis of fair burden-sharing between high and low-income countries.

The diplomats still report "serious gaps" at the talks in Vienna, and may look to agreeing an interim framework.

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(Corriere dello Sport) Sunderland look to have agreed a deal to sign the Lazio defender Mobido Diakité afer his move to Napoli fell through.

Hamas looks unlikely to agree; that would concede too much in its power struggle with Fatah.

The five world powers do not believe Iran's claims regarding nuclear energy and are looking to bind the country into agreeing to intrusive inspections.

Sbarra agreed that looking to evolutionary biology can help us understand why we're wired to feel lonely when we lack companionship.

With much American cajoling, for example, the Sudanese government and southern rebels look close to agreeing to end that country's long civil war, so helping to calm the troubled Horn of Africa for the first time in a generation.

"They want us to look for things to agree on and see if we can make some progress for the country," he said in a pre-recorded interview aired on CNN's State of the Union program on Sunday.