Sentence examples for will be able to agree from inspiring English sources

"We will be able to agree in some way without elbowing each other aside".

But whether negotiators at the WTO will be able to agree on anything – agriculture or otherwise – remains an open question.

The plan relies on the notion that prosecutors, defense lawyers and judges in each jurisdiction will be able to agree on which offenders should be eligible.

It looks likely, for instance, that the two sides will be able to agree to a new UN Security Council resolution on post-war Iraq, lifting sanctions and defining the roles of the UN and the coalition forces.

But the request showed that the Greek government itself is no longer confident it will be able to agree with creditors on reforms in time to unlock the bail-out funds it needs to avoid default.

2.57pm BST Geneva 2 French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said he hopes the five permanent members of the security council will be able to agree a date a long-delayed the Geneva 2 peace talks on.

Even if Republicans can craft a budget and kick of reconciliation, there's no guarantee they'll be able to agree on how to fix flaws in the tax bill.

That also means: yes, there will be areas where we will not be able to agree.

Most predict that they will not be able to agree and will be "released" to act according to their own consciences.

The Liikanen recommendations also offer hope that regulators will eventually be able to agree on banking reforms that apply internationally.

On current form, it seems unlikely that the disputants will then be able to agree on how to describe what was going on.