Sentence examples for making agreement from inspiring English sources

Making agreement even more difficult is the uncertainty over who will become America's president and hence exactly what the future policy of the world's biggest economy will be.

Also, a televised plenary session might tempt some participants to grandstand or demagogue an issue, making agreement that much more difficult.

How is Obama supposed to keep them there if they decide it would be just the thing to humiliate him by leaving, with the explanation that the President's insistence on "punishing job creators" was making agreement impossible?

But some Bolivians fear that, far from uniting the country, the assembly will degenerate into factional fights, making agreement impossible.Another fear is that Mr Morales, who remains very popular, will use the assembly to undermine other institutions and concentrate power in his hands.

Copying colleagues you believe will side with you in your dispute typically engenders resentment, damaging the relationship and making agreement more difficult.

In addition, there is some evidence that patients and health professionals often have different treatment preferences, potentially making agreement on a treatment strategy more difficult [ 16].

That case prompted baseball officials to direct all clubs to have players take physicals before making agreements official.

"There is no way we can do this without partnering with politicians and making agreements going forward.

Also, communities have been able to adapt to different governments, making agreements that enable them to remain autonomous.

We have to install contradictions, complexities, peace is about making agreements in a non-perfect situation.

Some states began making agreements with foreign governments and most had their own military.