Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• What are the main issues under discussion and when does the Council expect to be in a position to agree a common position on this proposal?
• We must agree positions on the next Copenhagen Summit, the laws with extraterritorial effect and other aspects.
• In view of this I wish at this point to appeal to the Heads of State and Government to agree on a common position in Brussels so that, following the yes vote in Ireland, we can stick to the timetable for the enlargement of Europe.
• How do you expect to agree a position and be heard by others in such circumstances?
• Finally, many Members have correctly pointed out that the big problem is the ability to agree a position in Europe.
• To agree on a position is not enough: it must be converted into action.
• The Union does not seek to agree common positions in advance on the detailed provisions of the court's statute.
• I repeat, this amendment can be only partially approved since the Commission is not in a position to agree with you and make the threshold compulsory.

• It is also important to agree positions on the Central Asia issues: the nuclear crisis in Iran, the announcement of a calm and responsible withdrawal from Iraq, and the US administration's request for an increased western presence in Afghanistan.
• How do you expect to agree a position and be heard by others in such circumstances?
• Calls on the EU Member States, in view of the forthcoming first meeting of the working group on the review of the UNHRC set up by Resolution A/HRC/12/L., to agree a common position on this issue as well as an efficient and proactive negotiation strategy;
• What are the main issues under discussion and when does the Council expect to be in a position to agree a common position on this proposal?
• To agree on a position is not enough: it must be converted into action.
• The German Government has proposed that the REACH debate be removed from the agenda of that particular meeting so as to give the new coalition time to agree on a position.
• Finally, many Members have correctly pointed out that the big problem is the ability to agree a position in Europe.
• We must agree positions on the next Copenhagen Summit, the laws with extraterritorial effect and other aspects.