Sentence examples for to agree on a number from inspiring English sources

In discussions, governmental and private sector participants seemed to agree on a number of points.

But since then, the sides have been unable to agree on a number of issues, and testing has not begun.

We sat down together in a churchyard to agree on a number of issues, such as our joint opposition to creationism.

Negotiators failed to agree on a number of issues but agreed to pass the budget anyway in the hope of working out those sticking points later.

May is one of the key backers of the snooper's charter, and was accused of trying to rush the bill through parliament earlier this year, before being forced to agree on a number of privacy concessions.

"We will be aiming for Wednesday, if by that time we are able to agree on a number of the positions that we recently have been discussing intensely," he said.

It is therefore important for stakeholders to agree on a limited number of priority issue areas for the exercise and then to focus the design of the scenario around these areas.

And Lubell, for one, says he doubts that the House and Senate will be able to agree on a final number.

"We tend to agree on a tremendous number of issues, and we agreed to continue our dialogue," he told reporters.

Steve Jobs Steve Jobs ' big victory with iTunes is that he got all labels to agree on a unique number of times that a song could be exported or downloaded.

None of them ever seem to agree on an annual number, or even the numbers harmed in any given incident.