Sentence examples for needs to agree to from inspiring English sources

To complete the refinancing, the second lender needs to agree to remain second in line should the new loan default.

Congress still needs to agree to raise US borrowing limits in February 2014, or risk a default.

In spite of loosening school capacity regulations, he still needs to agree to such an expansion and also to decide which school should be granted it.

But the lender on your second mortgage needs to agree to remain in a "second position," which means that if you declared bankruptcy, the second loan would be less likely to be repaid.

The court has made it plain that the UK needs to agree to the most minimal form of compliance with the Strasbourg judges' decision that there cannot be a blanket ban on prisoner voting.

"If I say to a managing director who needs to agree to make some changes to their business practice to get the full value of the demand response approach... 'I can only give you a 12-month revenue stream'," she pauses.

Further, the government does not need to agree to Pfc.

The union would need to agree to many such changes.

For the deal to happen, Anthony would probably need to agree to a contract extension.

Similarly Russia and China would need to agree to much tougher sanctions to help concentrate minds.

For this to happen, May said, Labour "would need to agree to this too".