Sentence examples for were unable to agree from inspiring English sources

The five judges in the majority were unable to agree on a rationale for that result.

Bain added: "We regret that we were unable to agree upon an alternative transaction".

In the end, the legislators were unable to agree on what subsidy the elderly should get.

The companies were unable to agree on definitive terms, Shaw said.

But Pakistani and American officials were unable to agree on whether he really had been killed.

The two firms discussed a friendly merger last year but were unable to agree terms.

The delay came after political parties were unable to agree on a coalition government after nearly a month of wrangling.

(Lauder's comic diplomacy came to naught, as Syria and Israel were unable to agree on security terms).

But Democrats are so divided by internal rivalries that the politicians were unable to agree on a plan.

But last year the new landlord and the company were unable to agree on a purchase price.

But that transaction stalled, after Delphi and G.M. were unable to agree on contract terms with the U.A.W.