Sentence examples for that can agree from inspiring English sources

It's a simple lesson, urged by media outlets that can agree on little else: Trust no one.

Moreover, Mr Kirchner used his control of public spending to take over Peronism and sideline its centre-right faction.That has left the opposition as a hotch-potch that can agree on nothing save their distaste for the government.

"Buffalo needs a board that can agree to a recovery plan, including not just cuts and efficiencies, but also additional resources, and then make sure it is implemented," he said.

President Macron hopes to foster the IGF and create a subgroup of countries (and companies) that can agree on cybersecurity issues.

I think with films you get different interpretations of an idea, and you get a lot more room to play with different perspectives and different voices that can agree or disagree with one another.

For those parents that can agree to share the holidays, they should ensure that their children understand that mom and dad are just together to celebrate the holiday as a family, and it doesn't mean that the parents are reconciling.

I hope that we can agree that it vitally important to elect Democrats so that we can move Vermont forward.

But I trust that all can agree that the proposal offers a fresh start for human rights in the United Nations, not the status quo.

"We, however, should consider ourselves lucky that we can agree that we disagree on certain issues while our close friendship continues," he said.

One thing that everyone can agree on is that tiger conservation has failed.

One thing about Tim Tebow that everyone can agree on is that he is not a conventional N.F.L. quarterback.