Sentence examples for makes agreement from inspiring English sources

That makes agreement on financing a common fund tricky.

Some officials maintain even so that it is the existence of majority voting, not its use, that makes agreement easier.

But the complexity of regulatory issues also makes agreement more difficult, which is another reason why it has taken so long to reach one.

It hardens attitudes and makes agreement more difficult: Greece's creditors aim to nail Athens down to specific and demanding targets because they know a fair proportion of the hoped-for revenue will never reach the treasury.

That Obama was able to articulate an approach that had a simple and achievable goal – "to disrupt, dismantle and defeat al-Qaida in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and to prevent their return to either country in the future" – makes agreement more likely.

Because we are members of the same species, our sense organs perceive their objects in the same way, and this is what makes agreement in the use of names possible.

He previously set down red lines that made agreement difficult.

A quickly made agreement with Greece also made no provision for the future distribution of territory.

To make agreement easier, some have proposed abolishing the whole veto system.

As a result, some developments this year have made agreement more elusive, not less.

Moreover, one element of the Obama administration's strategy would make agreement impossible.