Sentence examples for will need to agree from inspiring English sources

The Legislature will need to agree for the measure to come off the ballot.

Once you have exchanged contracts you will need to agree a moving date – again that will depend on your plans.

To secure parliamentary protection, the House and Senate will need to agree on an identical budget resolution.

The two leaders will need to agree on the details of their relationship: On what issues will they collaborate?

She said: "It is accepted across the commission that Scotland will need to reapply and every member state will need to agree to them being admitted.

Greece is of course not the only parliament in the eurozone that will need to agree to a third bailout deal.

"I am confident that member states will overcome their differences and muster the political will needed to agree on this landmark treaty," the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said Thursday in a statement welcoming the resumed negotiations, which were suspended in disappointment eight months ago.

If you want to place a cache in Forestry Commission woodland, you'll need to agree the location in advance: see bit.ly/18vXpkX for more details.

"Republicans, and I hope many Democrats as well, will say, 'Mr. President, as a condition for raising the debt ceiling, you'll need to agree to do something significant.' And by significant, I mean something the markets view as significant, the American people view as significant, and foreign countries view as significant".

I know from Countdown experience, for example, that there are a large number of people who are dead against the use of American spellings in word games (flavor, cigaret, etc), so you'll need to agree this with your opponents beforehand.

If you are lucky enough to get a ticket for any BBC 6 Music Festival Late then there are also a number of Terms and Conditions you'll need to agree to.