Sentence examples for tentatively agreeing from inspiring English sources
(Late Monday evening, the two sides crept closer to a deal, tentatively agreeing to raise taxes on incomes above $400,000).
That is what happened to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who was pilloried - even by the 'reformists' - for tentatively agreeing to a uranium swap deal in 2009.
As the members spoke, they began to see the outlines of a deal, tentatively agreeing on tax rates, revenues, spending cuts and changes to Social Security and Medicare, according to interviews with members of the committee and their aides.
Coyne, who dug out the correspondence and faxed it along, responded by tentatively agreeing to the $30,000 salary, rejecting the per diem in lieu of the pay increase, vaguely responding to the technical foul request and citing league rules forbidding assistants to go on the road.
Like Kennan, he opposed American intervention in Vietnam, and in 1982 he shocked his colleagues by tentatively agreeing with a Soviet counterpart to eliminate an entire category of nuclear weapons, a deal so dovish for its time that it was quickly rejected by both Washington and Moscow.
During the 1999 2000 offseason, the Yankees negotiated with Jeter, tentatively agreeing to a seven-year, $118.5 million contract.
Judge Rakoff tentatively agreed.
She tentatively agreed, he said, if he behaved.
They also have tentatively agreed to become partners in a direct satellite system in South America.
Weeks later, on Friday, the Justice Department and the bank tentatively agreed to a record $13 billion settlement.
OTTAWA — Canada and the European Union tentatively agreed to a sweeping trade agreement on Friday.
