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

Of practical relevance here is that whichever position one adopts, there will still be the need to agree on a set of deliberative principles, a process framework for arriving at decisions and for achieving support from the large numbers of people who will be affected.

They simply need to agree on a set of tags that meet their particular needs.

That's up to the frameworks to be able to agree on a set of definitions".

But these powers were largely self-contained; they interacted little and thus had no need to agree on a set of common rules to guide their relations.

"We're going to let you into TV, Carlos Slim, but first we have to agree on a set of terms," Villar said.

Three days of brainstorming by the leaders of virtually all the world's nations ended tonight with a brave attempt to agree on a set of goals for the next millennium, and common values by which to govern.

With the eyes of most Americans focused on the war, the Bush administration and its allies in Congress are getting close to agreeing on a set of budget policies that will take an awful toll on the poor, the young, the elderly, the disabled and others in need of assistance and support from their government.

Their purpose was to agree on a standardized set of Mah-Jongg rules.

To use these new technologies for expressing underlying structure, the web publishing industry has to agree on a standard set of names and attributes, not an easy task.

"Clearly, all the three initiatives need to agree on a common set of standards," said Gilbert Fossoun Houngbo, the deputy director general of the International Labour Organisation ILOO).

She said the goal was for the leaders to "agree on a common set of principles for reform" and then direct financial experts "to put meat on the bones when it comes to fleshing out the principles".