Sentence examples for will agree to accept from inspiring English sources

Yet this week, the EU's leaders will agree to accept a mere 60,000.

It remains to be seen how long investors will agree to accept such low interest rates on the debt of a country whose deficit is no longer shrinking.

Baseball officials have threatened to issue Rodriguez a lifetime ban, but they are hoping that before Monday he will agree to accept a lesser suspension that would last through the 2014 season.

"Should John McCain win the Republican nomination, we will agree to accept public financing in the general election, if the Democratic nominee agrees to do the same," Mr. Nelson said.

The BBC understands Mr Hammond will agree to accept an amendment from one of his Tory critics, Julian Brazier, calling for an annual review of progress in recruiting reservists.

But money in general isn't "real" — what makes it an effective medium of exchange is how many people will agree to accept it in exchange for something else.

When it appears that a debtor will not be able to satisfy all or even any of his creditors, the latter will often agree to accept equal proportions of what they are owed for example, 25 cents on the dollar.

"I will not agree to accept any kind of Israeli responsibility for the refugees.

(See "Bollore Bears Down On Aegis") It is looking increasingly unlikely that Aegis shareholders will ever agree to accept a rival's nominees for the board, regardless of the strength of Havas' results.

Labour will have to agree to accept the plan.

When the media meets with Miller tomorrow, it will have to agree to accept "the full Leveson principles".