Sentence examples similar to amassing agreements from inspiring English sources

Once Blass became his own master, in 1970, he followed the example set by Pierre Cardin and began to amass a fortune from licensing agreements.

In its first takeover since amassing a new, $5.8 billion war chest, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company announced an agreement yesterday to buy control of the Amphenol Corporation, a leading maker of electronic cables and connectors, for roughly $1.2 billion in cash.

For Entergy, which has steadily been amassing a fleet of nuclear reactors in the Northeast, the agreement complements its purchase earlier this year of the Indian Point 3 nuclear plant from the New York Power Authority.

"The challenge now is to determine what North Korea wants to return to the table or if this was a planned umbrage to deliberately slow down dialogue". The North has had a nuclear program for decades despite past agreements to halt its efforts, and in recent years has amassed as many as 60 weapons.

It has amassed enormous amounts of data but offered only vague promises to make it public, and it likewise requires confidentiality agreements from the researchers it finances.

Since they are expected to win between 12 to 15 seats in the next Knesset, it will be impossible for the "center-left" to amass 60+ seats without the agreement of the Arab bloc.

This is a process of amassing information.

Some achieved immortality by amassing great wealth.

First collecting, then amassing, then obsession.

Amassing more for fun is out.

It's not about amassing wealth.