make a appointment vs reach agreement

Some examples from the web:

• If you wish to discuss a complaint, I suggest you make a proper appointment.
• You're in charge until we can make a permanent appointment.
• In order to be seen today he needs to make a scheduled appointment and have a doctor's referral.
• Make a little appointment, just have a little check-up.
• You're in charge until we can make a permanent appointment.
• If you like, we can make a weekly appointment and explore these issues.
• Well, you can always make a follow-up appointment with my receptionist.
• You call my wife, you pay 50% up front, and you make a new appointment.
• In the meantime, make an appointment with a probation officer who will make a recommendation to me regarding your sentence.
• I tell him I come to make a beauty salon appointment - because my -
• Make an appointment for a week.
• In the meantime, make an appointment with a probation officer...
• If you miss an appointment, it is very important that you contact the surgery or clinic and make a new appointment for your child to have the missed dose or doses as soon as possible.
• So, you're asking me to phone this Swiss organisation, make a little appointment, and then pack you off to Zurich where you will die?
• Listen, Ezra... I think we should make an appointment with a doctor.
• Dr. Winston asked me to make an appointment for a lady friend of mine.
• Ms. Mariola, please make a note of my appointment with Mr. Robert at 4:30.
• So if you really think she's a ghost or the reincarnation of a dead girl, you need to make an appointment with a psychiatrist.
• And why'd you have to make an appointment for a bead shop?
• Look, tomorrow I'll make an appointment with a doctor, okay?

Some examples from the web:

• There is willingness to reach agreement; very tentatively, things are moving in Europe.
• We will need to strike an overall balance in order to reach agreement.
• I hope that we can reach agreement with the Council on this matter.
• We have therefore established a form of complementarity: we help the Member States to reach agreement.
• I hope that this will enable us to reach agreement.
• We can then reach agreement with everyone involved and achieve all these fine goals.
• At last it seems that the Intergovernmental Conference might reach agreement on the new Constitution.
• I am also delighted that it was possible to reach agreement on other important appointments.
• Keep on trying to reach agreement.
• It is difficult but certainly not impossible to reach agreement in Nice.
• I believe that we can reach agreement on that.
• I hope we can reach agreement on something corresponding to the Council's proposal.
• They enabled us to reach agreement on difficult points.
• We will therefore have to reach agreement on the rules.
• Mr President, it was not easy to reach agreement on the ecopoints.
• If an objection is lodged, the interested parties have six months to reach agreement.
• European business has suffered from the failure to reach agreement on the European Company Statute and related measures.
• But it is also important to reach agreement.
• All members reaffirmed a willingness to reach agreement by this summer.
• It looks as though we can reach agreement on first reading.