Sentence examples for will agree for from inspiring English sources

The meeting in Lima in December is a staging point towards a crunch summit in Paris in 2015 when it is hoped world leaders will agree, for the first time, a global deal on cutting emissions that includes both rich and poor countries.

He persuades companies to install a shelf that slides between the men's and the women's bathrooms, and to hire women who, in addition to performing normal secretarial tasks, will agree, for a higher salary, to lie prone on that shelf whenever a male employee is in need of servicing.

It is a remarkable testimony to the authors' skills and the clarity of their writing that whether one is for or against capital punishment -- and few issues are as polarizing in modern society -- by the end of this book the reader will agree that, for better or worse, inexorable social forces are carrying us to the eventual abolition of the death penalty.

While it's still unknown whether this is an argument the courts will agree with, for the COBP it goes to the heart of the problem: that P-6 grants police arbitrary power to decide which protests can go forward and which cannot.

Yes, we're talking about supplements – things that most people will agree are good for us.

A big question for iBOT's maker and its potential users is whether insurance companies will agree to pay for it.

But a few major issues need to be resolved before lawmakers will agree to vote for the proposal, said Jeff Kay, director of the mayor's office of operations.

The shifting gorilla, of course, is Congress; the drug industry fears lawmakers will agree to pay for a Medicare prescription drugs benefit now, in times of surplus, and then cut back on reimbursements when money grows scarce.

The EU summit this week will agree a timetable for the new force to seize their boats with a possible military operation to destroy them in time if the Libyans' consent is ever obtained.

Some insurance companies will agree to pay for the whole of the floor to be replaced on the grounds that otherwise the look of the floor will be ruined; some will draw a line and agree to replace all the tiles up to that point – for example, where the kitchen meets the living area.

Brown hopes the Scottish Premier League will agree a restructuring for next season next week that will allow more financial certainty.