Sentence examples for Negotiate a pact from inspiring English sources

The meeting will try to negotiate a pact to keep global warming below 2C over pre-industrial levels.

Mr. Wilson has demanded that all tribes either sign a predetermined compact that they have called restrictive or shut down the casinos and negotiate a pact that is mutually agreeable.

In announcing last week that he could not reach an expected free-trade pact with South Korea, Mr. Obama cited a possibly skeptical Congress as a potential hurdle, saying he did not want to negotiate a pact he could not sell on Capitol Hill, where Democrats have frozen consideration of free-trade deals with South Korea, Panama and Colombia.

David Rennie in Washington writes: America's struggle to stick to a June 30 date for ending formal US occupation suffered a further blow as interim Iraqi leaders said they could not negotiate a pact governing the post-war presence of US troops.

HELSINKI, March 21President Clinton and Russian President Boris Yeltsin reached agreement today on a surprising array of security and economic issues, including further sharp reductions in the two nations nuclear arsenals, after Yeltsin protested NATO expansion but agreed to negotiate a pact with the alliance.

In 2003, European trade officials had tried to negotiate a pact with the U.S., but the sticking point was access to the U.S. market.

South Korea has a free trade agreement with the European Union and recently negotiated a pact with the United States.

In 1957, he negotiated a pact with Tamil federalists that met many of their demands for regional autonomy.

Two years ago, however, he negotiated a pact to turn over 21 classical artifacts in the Met's collection to Italy.

Gov. David A. Paterson, seeking to assuage critics of a new government program to strengthen immigration enforcement, said Thursday that he had negotiated a pact with federal officials to help protect illegal immigrants in New York without criminal records.

Earlier, he negotiated a "Pact for Mexico" with opposition parties to help speed overhaul efforts and avert the congressional gridlock, often led by his own party, that has thwarted previous administrations.