So it wasn't hard to agree to do this together.
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What did Trump agree to do for them in exchange?
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I couldn't get a single person to agree to do it.
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It'd be a great gesture if they'd agree to do so.
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I would say that the players would even agree to do that.
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And Donald Trump is the first one to agree to do that.
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It turns out that Softbank didn't actually agree to do anything new.
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Of course, he'd have to agree to do what I told him.
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That does not mean he will actually agree to do so, however.
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How do you usually get CIs to finally agree to do it?
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We both agree to do some more research on two-beds this week.
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I asked whether Trunov would agree to do the painting in the end.
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If Congress does not agree to do that, the projects will be effectively canceled.
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But if lawmakers fail to agree to do so, the projects are effectively canceled.
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"It is very hard to come up with a deal, there are so many issues, in particular Iran, which has to agree to do something but it's very hard for me to see how they'd agree to do anything," she told CNBC.
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How did you manage to get Liam and Noel to agree to do something together?
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In fact, I think it is our duty — and most Americans agree — to do so.
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Finally, Judd told him she'd agree to do what he asked when she won an Oscar.
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We'll see if she'll agree to do that because I always think about Sarah for everything.
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Clinton said she will do so when other candidates, including Republicans, agree to do the same.
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"Sometimes countries will do a lot more than they will formally agree to do," Newland says.
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The Senate and the Supreme Court could agree to do things differently in the United States.
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Do the high and mighty in Nigeria, who come from my area agree to do this?
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"I didn't agree to do the real one, so we made a fake red rocket," he revealed.
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She says she will ditch the euro only if voters agree to do so in the referendum.
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If he were to agree to do that, Mr. Rosenstein would continue to oversee the special counsel.
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Dianne Feinstein voiced frustration at a system that cannot agree to do anything after regular gun massacres.
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VICE: I definitely wouldn't agree to do a podcast called Whiting Wongs with any old white guy.
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She did, however, agree to do a reading with a casting executive at Miramax, the studio Weinstein cofounded.
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Somewhat grudgingly, EU leaders will agree to do this at their summit in Brussels on March 21st-22nd.
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He insisted that Trump would agree to do interviews with some of the other Republican candidates would not.
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Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, reportedly asked her fellow leaders to state which of them would agree to do so.
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Relationships aren't about harping on your significant other until they break down and agree to do what you want.
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You get a bunch of people together, and they all agree to do something if some conditions are met.
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But the family took almost seven years to agree to do it, and is far larger and less wieldy now.
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And though homeowners must agree to do without Wi-Fi, they can connect to the internet through an Ethernet cable.
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"In-person hearings are still being conducted, where the participants agree to do so," he added in an email statement.
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I've often thought, when watching a truly shitty film starring credible, culturally relevant actors: Why did they agree to do this?
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I sent him a quick update on offers I have pending, and we agree to do our afternoon meeting via Webex.
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Trump will want Kim to give up his nuclear weapons, but experts are unanimous that Kim won't agree to do so.
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The episode ends with a flashback to Frank and Claire's conversation, where they agree to do whatever it takes to win.
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I think she will agree to do it in the end, but her indecision is stressing me out — surgery is tomorrow.
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" -@savannahguthrie"That's a decision I'll certainly let her make…but it wouldn't surprise me if she would agree to do that.
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My roommates and I have a cleaning date scheduled; our house has gotten messy so we agree to do a purge together.
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"They were all things we had already agree to do," said Gilberto Herrera Solórzano, a representative of the federal government in Tijuana.
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I did not sign nor agree to do the show until March 12, the day before we reported to L.A. for filming.
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She has repeatedly said she will release the transcripts of her paid speeches when all the presidential candidates agree to do so.
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I wish people would learn to skip ahead to the part where they just agree to do whatever he politely suggests they do.
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She says she was never asked by the brand to post any sort of fake review, and wouldn't ever agree to do so.
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The state constitution allows for lawmakers to call a special session if three-quarters of representatives in each chamber agree to do so.
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The norm is that major presidential candidates agree to debate, and that's why even sitting presidents generally tend to agree to do it.
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If he would agree to do it again, and I know it was really brutal for him, having to lead me through the process—he really had to fix all the things I did wrong, so this was a tough job for Cameron—but if he would agree to do it again, then we would do a Fight Club 3.
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Waters also called for a moratorium on Libra's development to give regulators more time to address it, something Facebook declined to agree to do.
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But it is far from clear if Xi, who has just consolidated his power at a Communist Party congress, will agree to do more.
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But at the very least, you should agree to do this small pilot program first, fully overseen by the Federal Reserve and the SEC.
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However, it is far from clear if Xi, who has just consolidated his power at a Communist Party congress, will agree to do more.
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However, to avoid default on the loan the city council was required to dissolve its water authority, which it did not agree to do.
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"It won't be productive to push something that someone — whether it's America or some other country — would not agree to do," the Japanese official added.
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"I did not sign or agree to do the show until March 12, the day before we reported to [Los Angeles] for filming," he said.
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But let's all agree to do it once and get it out of our system, without making the whole event a showcase for one guy.
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He needs to do that, and if he does not agree to do that very soon, I will issue a subpoena for him to appear.
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Schiff said Democrats pushed for the committee to subpoena Hicks "on the spot" to compel her testimony, but Republicans did not agree to do so.
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Will she agree to do whatever risky in-the-line-of-fire type of assignment the CIA or the President-elect will inevitably ask of her?
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What did Egypt agree to do differently in exchange for the United States not raising issues around human rights and freedom of speech this time around?
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons — but Pyongyang may agree to do so only if certain conditions are fulfilled, experts warn.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea giving up its nuclear weapons — but Pyongyang may agree to do so only if certain conditions are fulfilled.
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"The entire apartment building has to agree to do the same," he added, and if the palazzos or apartment buildings are connected, the whole neighborhood must agree.
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I had instantly said I'd go, but in the kind of self-deluded way you agree to do a cleanse or sign up for a spartan race.
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I want all the leaders in Europe to hear me: If any one of them agrees to be separated from his son, I agree to do the same.
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Here's what I want to know: What did you agree to do with him, and give us a chance to see if we think it makes any sense.
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"I thought he was going to come and save the day, and he's going to agree to do the surgery," she recalled, Instead, she said, she was judged.
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The GOP-controlled Senate already agreed to fund the deferred military projects in its bill, but the Democratic-led House said it won't agree to do the same.
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But under the fixed-term system, this doesn't work: A new election can be called only if the governing party and the opposition both agree to do one.
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"It just infuriates me that we can't get the Congress, predominantly the Republicans, to agree to do what needs to be done to try to prevent this," she said.
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That might not be the worst thing ever, even if it's annoying—and, in some cases, tragic—it took politicians so long to agree to do the right thing.
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House members left Washington 10 days ago, but the lower chamber could quickly pass the bill without requiring them to return if all 430 members agree to do so.
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We must declare an armistice in this divisive war of words and agree to do unto your political opponents what you would have your political opponents do unto you.
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By early September, the scope of what Trump would agree to do — what Mueller could get without subpoenaing the president and facing an extended court fight — had been narrowed significantly.
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While Ford, 51, was eager to call for an FBI probe into her claims, Kavanaugh repeatedly refused to agree to do so and brushed it off as an unnecessary step.
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Her mother interjects: "I will talk to him and his family also and after some time, after he completes his study, she will agree to do the marriage," she says.
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In surveys from the first three sets of classes, one-third of the students still said they would agree to do things from porn if their partner asked them to.
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The reclusive state, however, has insisted over the years that it may agree to do so only if Washington fulfills certain conditions, such as terminating its military presence in South Korea.
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As David Hawkins, director of climate policy at the Natural Resources Defense Council, pointed out on Twitter, if enough of you agree to do it, the D.N.C. will have to fold.
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Yet he and his team have constantly delayed, obfuscated, and refused to actually agree to do it — offering a shifting series of purported explanations that look a whole lot like excuses.
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When Strampel agreed to let the student retake a test, he said she must agree to do anything for him, which she interpreted as a request for sex, court documents said.
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Unless they agree to do that or negotiate new cuts, the world's two biggest nuclear powers would be freed from the treaty's limits, potentially setting the stage for a new arms race.
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Preemption: One of the hottest debates on Capitol Hill is whether Congress should override state rules, with Democrats indicating they'd only agree to do so if a national law was appropriately tough.
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But they could, in theory, agree to do so if he committed to calling an election as soon as he secures an extension to Brexit, as he has already offered to do.
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To be clear, this coordination only works because everyone agrees to it voluntarily — and if the U.S. insists on inserting itself, those using the function could agree to do things another way.
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Mrs May had promised them that, if they would only agree to do this, she would get a revised Brexit deal through despite the huge defeat it suffered the first time she tried.
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And I believe when I agree to do anything like this it's very important for me to find space, my voice, and to enhance the creativity of whoever I decided to work with.
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The alliance has ruled in coalition with the RPA before, but it's unclear if it will agree to do so again if, as expected, it fails to win enough support to rule alone.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons, but Pyongyang may agree to do so only if certain conditions, such as terminating America's military presence in South Korea, are fulfilled.
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For the U.S., the term means North Korea relinquishing nuclear weapons, but Pyongyang may only agree to do so if certain conditions, such as terminating America's military presence in South Korea, are fulfilled.
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The Trump administration would finally agree to do what the Obama administration had refused: allow a giant, anticompetitive merger of Sprint with T-Mobile, leaving just three gigantic wireless carriers in the country.
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If a majority of senators agree to do so, the managers and prosecutors will be allowed to propose and argue for specific witnesses or documents — each of which would require another vote. 4.
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We were faxing pages all over town to people who were interested and available … and I ended up getting Joe Mantegna — who was working on a movie across town — to agree to do it.
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Doug Collins (R-Ga.), the ranking member of the committee, requested a roll call vote to adjourn the hearing, requiring that each member of the committee say whether they would agree to do so.
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Kardashian's actual endorsement for a nationwide campaign such as this would command a fee well into eight figures (assuming she would even agree to do such a campaign, which she most assuredly would not).
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Only after Ms Collins and Jeff Flake, a Republican senator from Arizona who is retiring, vowed not to confirm Mr Kavanaugh without investigating the claims made against him did Senate Republicans agree to do so.
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For example, we tell them they'll have to say 'yes' a lot at the beginning [of their careers], and how you can be a bit more discriminating with the things you agree to do later.
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And Mr. Alexander says he is interested in changing rules only under the Senate requirement that 67 lawmakers agree to do so, meaning that significant numbers of senators from both parties would have to approve.
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My husband gives me a hard time about feeding the kid too much junk food sometimes, so we agree to do no candy toppings on his frozen yogurt, just fruit, and a little caramel sauce.
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Most major party presidential candidates since the 1970s have released their individual tax records, although Gerald Ford did not agree to do so when running in 1976 and instead the Republican provided a tax summary.
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A Republican House Judiciary Committee aide separately told The Hill that the committee will use its subpoena power to try to compel Nellie Ohr to testify if she does not agree to do so voluntarily.
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Women who seek a surgical abortion in safe conditions can find doctors who agree to do the procedure for up to $2,000 — something inaccessible to the vast majority of the population, according to abortion rights activists.
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After long, frustrating years of trying and failing to get congressional Republicans to agree to do some fiscal stimulus to boost the economy, they're worried that Trump is now going to get the cooperation they couldn't.
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"I expect NATO allies to step up and agree to do more in the fight against terrorism, not least because of the attack we saw in Manchester," Stoltenberg said at a news conference previewing Thursday's meeting.
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I gave it to him, because I had known him for 20 years, and he certainly was deserving—but I also knew that he was local, and that he would agree to do something like that.
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Trump has said he's open to negotiating a newer, tougher deal, but there's little chance that Europe and Iran — which spent years negotiating the current deal, and believe that it's working — would agree to do so.
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But it highlights that the North didn&apost actually agree to do much of anything concrete in Singapore and that it now appears to be pushing the envelope of what it can continue to get away with.
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The New York Times's Michael S. Schmidt obtained the exhaustive list of inquiries that investigators are said to want to ask the president should he agree to do a sit-down interview with the special counsel's office.
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While North Korea has been willing to discuss denuclearization, Pyongyang has not yet said it will agree to do so in Singapore, and, most importantly, it has always spoken of the denuclearization of the entire Korean Peninsula.
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Democratic congressional aides have said taxpayer returns can be released publicly if the chairman and ranking member of a tax-writing committee agree to do so or if the majority of the committee votes in favor of disclosure.
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His family deserves closure and I am sure they would agree to do everything and anything, up to and including going into the Witness Security Program and disappearing themselves, if it meant they could have him back alive.
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Some believe that he will agree to do so on Sunday in Berlin, and that his signature, sincere or not, will be a kind of gesture from President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.
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"It's a tool to help us against ourselves, and all the short-term things we agree to do in our calendar," said Dan Ariely, a university professor, best-selling author and Google employee who worked on the new tool.
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In particular, lawmakers have asked former national security adviser John Bolton and his top aide Charles Kupperman to abide by the ruling in the McGahn case and testify voluntarily, though it's unclear whether they would agree to do so.
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Trump has threatened to impose the levies starting at 5% on June 10 if the Mexican government does not agree to do more to tackle an increase in mostly Central American migrants crossing Mexico to enter the United States.
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Russia's No. 2 oil producer Lukoil is ready to cut oil production if OPEC and other leading producers agree to do so, though it would be technically difficult in winter, RIA news agency quoted the company's head Vagit Alekperov as saying.
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But first, remember that you and your partner will never see everything eye-to-eye, including money matters, and that's OK. Relationships aren't about harping on your significant other until they break down and agree to do what you want.
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"I expect NATO allies to step up and agree to do more in the fight against terrorism, not least because of the attack we saw in Manchester," NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said at a news conference previewing the meeting.
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That your niece wants your help and wants to keep it confidential is reason enough to agree to do both those things: She could, after all, go by herself, and it's probably better if she goes with a family member.
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Designed to limit the number of missiles and warheads possessed by the two nations, this treaty is set to expire in 2021, but can be extended under the now unlikely possibility that the two sides will agree to do so.
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The star of the recently released television movie Life-Size 2 on the network Freeform — a sequel to the Disney Channel's popular 2000 film Life-Size — said the reason she didn't immediately agree to do a second film was because of Berry's trajectory.
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So, as you know in the law, there is the doctrine of the fruit of the poisonous tree and I think that anything going forward here has to keep all of that in context and in mind before we agree to do anything.
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While Trump will try to convince Xi to squeeze North Korea further with steps such as limits on oil exports and financial transactions, it is not clear if Xi, who has just consolidated his power at a Communist Party congress, will agree to do more.
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"They agree to do it in the interest of getting the sale through, without realizing that it will tie their doctors' hands and limit the services their patients can get," says Dr. Debra Stulberg, an assistant professor of family medicine at the University of Chicago.
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"Two or more people have to agree to do something that the law forbids, and at least one of them has to take a step to further the conspiracy — an overt act," said Chuck Rosenberg, a former United States attorney and senior F.B.I. official.
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Mr. Kent's appearance fit an emerging pattern in which administration witnesses are instructed not to comply with the impeachment inquiry in line with a White House declaration last week that there would be a "full halt" to any cooperation, but who ultimately agree to do so.
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Name Withheld When it comes to references for college or graduate school, the norm is that you agree to do them only if (a) you have a duty to do so or (b) the person asking for it knows that you're going to be critical, if you are.
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Gary Cooper's courageous lawman — pulled out of retirement when no one else in his town will agree to do battle with a posse of evildoers — perfectly captures the isolation of leadership, as well as the heroic self-mythologizing it takes to believe that you alone can fix things.
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Merely arranging meetings and granting access to the levers of power, Mr Roberts wrote, do not constitute official acts: To qualify as an "official act", the public official must make a decision or take an action on that "question, matter, cause, suit, proceeding or controversy", or agree to do so.
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Qualcomm responded on Thursday that unless Broadcom will agree to do whatever is necessary to ensure the deal closes, a commitment to divestitures without restrictions often referred to as "hell or high water", it would have to be extremely clear and specific about what actions it would refuse to take.
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ProoV, a startup founded by a couple of industry veterans, solves a problem the founders encountered many times over the years: how do you get the CIO or CTO to agree to do a proof of concept for your startup to show that your idea will actually work as you've described.
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Qualcomm responded on Thursday that unless Broadcom will agree to do whatever is necessary to ensure the deal closes, a commitment to divestitures without restrictions often referred to as "hell or high water," it would have to be extremely clear and specific about what actions it would refuse to take.
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Apparently, the job market is too strong for American workers (a 3.5% unemployment rate after surging November Employment showed 266,000 jobs added, and American tree farms are being re-purposed for soy after the Chinese agree to do what it takes to keep trade humming (and to keep IT, and IP issues at bay).
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But Republicans who are willing to drive up the deficit for upper-income tax cuts will never agree to do so for domestic spending, and Democrats will not surrender their ability to criticize the tax law as a budget-buster by supporting an infrastructure bill that appears to do the same (albeit at only 220006 percent of the cost).
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"If you are not willing to agree to do whatever is necessary to ensure a transaction closes, we will need you to be extremely clear and specific about exactly what actions you would refuse to take, so that we can properly evaluate the risk to Qualcomm's shareholders," Qualcomm's Jacobs wrote to Broadcom's Tan in a letter published by Qualcomm.
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Paxton warned Sessions that if he would not agree to do this by September 5, 2017, a challenge to DACA would be added to a lawsuit that 26 states had filed in a federal district court to prevent the implementation of the very similar Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents, (DAPA) Program.
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Having watched previous sessions of the talks and heard the parties -- the Syrian government and the unwieldy opposition the High Negotiating Council -- spar, often through the media, I know too well the pattern that tends to emerge at these talks: Russia and the US agree to do all they can to reach a compromise -- Russia with Assad; the US with the opposition.
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After watching the contestants on Love Is Blind get engaged four days after pseudo-meeting each other through an opaque blue wall, drunkenly fight over the Performance Fishing Gear shirt of a man that is Barnett, and otherwise bare their souls to millions of people on Netflix, you're left with two pressing questions: Why would anyone ever agree to do this, and how did Netflix convince them to participate?
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The Brexit Secretary David Davis has said the two sides are within "touching distance" of agreement on the rights of EU citizens in the UK. But far more significant will be the decision at next month's summit, when the 27 EU states will say whether they are ready to begin discussions on a future trade deal with the UK. If they agree to do so, it will be a significant boost to the momentum of the talks.
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