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Meanwhile, a House-Senate conference committee will try to agree on a budget.

Instead, he says, the island will try to agree new deals and deferred payments with creditors.

Officials will try to agree a successor to the Kyoto protocol, the first phase of which expires in 2012.

Together, the executives from the various companies represented will try to agree on unified standards for garment manufacturing around the world.

A crucial meeting is planned for Abuja next Friday (2 December) at which aid agencies will try to agree a plan of action.

Opec, whose leading members are Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq, will try to agree individual production targets for each country at its meeting on 30 November in Vienna.

"We will now try to agree personal terms with him, but it will all depend on the medical.

Still, the resistance to eliminating the subsidies showed the tough choices lawmakers will face as they try to agree on the emerging budget deal that Republicans say should cut $2 trillion or more from programs that will have stronger support than ethanol promotion.

In November, representatives from 196 countries will meet in Paris to try to agree a deal to prevent dangerous increases in global temperatures.

Kerry is due to meet his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, later this week in Munich, where the 20 members of the International Syria Support Group, which includes Russia and Iran, Assad's main regional backer, will hold a fourth meeting to try to agree a ceasefire and launch a political transition in Syria, as laid down in UN resolution late last year.

And the financial uncertainty will continue as Congress continues to try to agree on a long-term plan for funding government operations," Malakoff writes.