Sentence examples for No pacts from inspiring English sources

"There were no pacts and so forth that make people feel like that we will never come together.

And Chuka Umunna, Labour's shadow business secretary, told Channel 4 News that suggestions they would offer the Lib Dems electoral reform in return for power was "rubbish," adding: there are no pacts, no deals, nothing".

But, while it is true that their sense of living in an expanding world made them more aware than their predecessors of the unity of mankind and more anxious to assert it, their theory contained no pacts or covenants, only good and useful universal custom, which might be expected to change as nations developed.

On Sunday, responding to suggestions from Tory sources that the coalition could agree to a non-aggression pact in time for the next general election, Hughes told Sky News: "We should have no preference at the next election between the Tories and Labour and other parties … There will be no deals, there will be no pacts".

Tom Devine, Scotland's pre-eminent historian who declared his support for independence late in the referendum campaign, said Labour's no pact with the Tories was the final blow .Clearly traditional Scottish Labour voters and especially working-class voters began to resent the movement of Labour in the UK to the middle ground under Blair," he says.

He insisted that there should be "no pact under any circumstances" with Mr Farage's party.

But pact or no pact, Italy and others need to put their finances straight and raise their growth rates.

"Just as a 1-0 or a 0-1 could happen, but there is no pact, no fix, nothing like that.

Robert Saunders Ely, Cambridgeshire No pact with Russia comes without a price tag.

The scandal made an international news splash — even leading to a reaction against the movie "Juno" — but no pact was ever uncovered.

There was no pact between the four right-wing parties and she must reconcile her biggest ally, the anti-immigrant Progress Party, with two smaller ones.