Sentence examples for strive to agree from inspiring English sources

Delegates will strive to agree on a 'Hanoi call to action', which will outline responsibility and detail specific follow-up action by governments and civil society partners to scale up services for children.

Fed policymakers are striving to agree on a set of economic variables, or thresholds -- probably particular levels of unemployment and inflation -- that would signal when the time to raise interest rates was finally drawing near.

Media-Most denied that the talks focus on handing control to Gazprom, and said it is striving in the talks to agree to a valuation for the company.

Duff & Phelps spent the day meeting the squad in a last-ditch attempt to agree on wage cuts as the club strives to make monthly savings of £1m.

"The fact that small and large member states of the European Union now strive to find joint solutions and agree on joint policies in a peaceful manner in Brussels is an achievement of civilization that cannot be overstated".

Under that treaty, industrialized nations agreed to strive to reduce their greenhouse emissions to 1990 levels by the year 2000.

In recent months, he says, companies involved in palm oil, forestry, and consumer products have agreed to strive to eliminate activities that contribute to deforestation.

They eventually agreed that politicians should strive to be more genuine.

Despite agreeing that we must strive to see all children in school and learning well, statistics show that various countries and donor agencies have taken their foot off the pedal by decreasing funding to desperate countries, which are mainly in Africa.

All agreed we need to strive to adopt a single set of guidelines.

"My job is to oil the machine, to make sure the stakeholders agree a common agenda and then strive to achieve that.