Sentence examples for would be agreement from inspiring English sources

"Those who talk about sanctions should understand that it would be unlikely that there would be agreement among the EU for such a course of action.

The two-day meeting in Geneva began in unexpected calm but officials said the most they might achieve would be agreement on more far-reaching negotiations next year.

Some critics believe he will weather the storm because there is no obvious successor and doubt there would be agreement at top of the party on who should take over.

For the Conservatives, at least, there would be agreement with mainstream economics about the gist of the problem: how to go on benefiting from flexible labour markets while seceding from a single market of 450 million consumers.

The calls came as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and the British foreign secretary, Jack Straw, said they were confident that there would be agreement at the United Nations Security Council for some form of action against Syria after the Mehlis report, although they did not specify what the action would be.

But Professor John Curtice, from the University of Strathclyde, said he did not believe there would be agreement on the English question before the general election.

In a promising sign, Frydenberg said on ABC's AM program on Friday that there would be agreements at the Coag meeting on that would be "designed to create greater liquidity and transparency in pricing".

Without talk, there would never be agreement; without agreement, there would be no action.

Beyond that, any extensions would be by agreement with the parties.

Osborne says a currency union would be an agreement to share a currency.

Another condition would be an agreement that the technique would be confidential.