Sentence examples for up to agree from inspiring English sources

The big-shots he had counted among his close friends queued up to agree.

But, in an online discussion or in an offline MOOC meet-up, it's easier for a person to disengage or not show up, to "agree to disagree" — that polite fig leaf of social shorthand — and fall out of the experience.

The move follows a voluntary Code of Conduct, unveiled by the Commission last year, with Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and Microsoft signed up to agree to remove illegal hate speech which breaches their community principles in less than 24 hours.

Around the provincial capital city, is a sparsely populated area stretches (i.e. an area with a low ratio between the number of inhabitants and the surface area) where the smaller towns (in some cases with more than 5000 inhabitants), teamed up to agree on a number of pacts within the same province.

Similarly, with its outright monetary transaction (OMT) programme, the European Central Bank has offered to buy peripheral eurozone countries' sovereign bonds in the secondary market – provided that they sign up to agreed reforms.

If Jane had no other prospects in the wings, she should have offered to collaborate with the hiring manager on getting the higher-ups to agree to her new post.

Chief among them is this one: "the article didn't live up to or agree with the headline".

It will then be up to Iberdrola to agree to the deal, if it so chooses.

The problem is that there is already a process up and running to agree further MDGs.

But when Mr. Kershner got wind of what we were up to, he agreed to postpone their Adirondack plans.

Mr Schmidt said he is sceptical because he does not believe every country will sign up to an agreed set of norms or standards.