Sentence examples for make any agreements from inspiring English sources

In its response, Starbucks said it did not make any agreements with the intent to deceive Ms. Simon.

There are three options: (1) Don't ever make any agreements with yourself.

She told Reuters that Obrador's administration was "in talks" with the U.S., but stressed officials who weren't yet in office couldn't formally make any agreements.

"He hasn't been able to cut any deal, make any agreement that's balanced.

Basically, people are saying that you can't make any agreement with what they call 'those' people".

India would be unlikely to make any agreement with today's feeble Pakistani civilian leaders whom Mr Singh sought to bolster in Sharm el-Sheikh.

But to make any agreement stick, military observers would need to be deployed on a battleground where even the concept of a frontline is unknown.

To make any agreement seem plausible, leaders would have to commit in advance to sharing jurisdictions that could never be separated, from sewage to broadband.

International mediators say they detect greater readiness for compromise but Libyans question the credentials of those taking part in negotiations and their ability to make any agreement stick.

Tong wrote that stopping new coalmines would make any agreement in Paris "truly historical", while the "construction of each new coalmine undermines the spirit and intent of any agreement we may reach".

But it is unclear that Mr. Reid can meet those demands, given the extremely tight calendar, or that Mr. McConnell is willing to make any agreement on the length of debate or number of amendments.