Sentence examples for a concordat from inspiring English sources

His efforts to secure a concordat were, however, unsuccessful.

And the PM has launched the idea of a concordat between central and local government.

In 1059 he entered into a concordat at Melfi with Pope Nicholas II.

Christian concluded a concordat with Pope Sixtus IV, improving his relations with the Danish Church.

In a concordat of 1277 the church of Norway had to accept the new lawbooks.

In July 1933, a Concordat was signed between the Reich and the Holy See.

As the Vatican's secretary of state in the 1930s, Pacelli went to great lengths to negotiate a Concordat with Germany.

RMT and drivers' union Aslef have signed a concordat aimed at stopping it spreading further in any form.

That changed in late 2000 with a "concordat" setting out the terms for a partnership with the independent sector.

In 1855 the University of San Carlos in Guatemala, through a concordat with Rome, reverted to pontifical status.

Fishing is devolved so, apart from dealing with Europe, Scotland also has a concordat with England, Wales and Northern Ireland.