Agree on
Agree on verb - To come to an agreement or decision concerning the details of.
Usage example: I'm sure we can all agree on what to do next
Both terms in one sentence
- What a Game System does is set down rules for how well the players can shoot and dodge (among other things), so everyone can agree on what actually happened.
Source: Game System -
You have to deal with at least three different ministries, each with their own set of seals (they can't even agree on a single seal per ministry).
Source: Video Game / Papers, Please - If both parties accuse each other of begging the question, then it's a philosophical impasse — no one can agree on a common set of premises; compare Values Dissonance.
Source: Begging the Question
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