Sentence examples for that could agree from inspiring English sources

Kiev and separatist commanders have set up a third round of indirect negotiations in Donetsk that could agree another extension.

Even as the state is preparing to allow installation of gambling machines by the end of the year, regulators say they lack the resources to properly police the new form of gambling, as well as the manpower to scrutinize the machine makers, the terminal operators and the thousands of businesses that could agree to install the machines.

But unless there is a reshuffling of the current composition of political parties, Syriza will find it difficult to identify political allies that could agree on an alternative agenda that stands a chance of being popular -- and succeeding.

It suggests that leaders could agree to measures to contain the European debt crisis that are broader and more comprehensive than markets and commentators have been expecting.

"Hopefully, we can find something that would give some small satisfaction to our friends in the House that they could agree to".

They also blamed Van Rompuy for calling and preparing a summit that could not agree on anything.

There is one group of Americans that couldn't agree more – the children of the imprisoned.

There were a lot of unions that couldn't agree with each other and costs were mounting.

"On the balance of the game I don't think there is anybody that could not agree that we deserved to win the game.

"There is one country that could not agree it and it's Russia, Britainn's UN Ambassador Matthew Rycroft told reporters.

The phylogenetic finding neatly summarizes the efforts of previous sequence-based studies that could not agree on the relationship of the Australian orders.