Union density the percentage of American workers who belong to one peaked at over a third of the total labor force in the mid-1950s, thanks in part to a sort of pact between business and organized labor after World War II.
Zeder characterized domestication as an ongoing symbiosis between humans and another species — "a sort of pact that ends up being mutually beneficial," she said.
A day after the debt deal, Senate leaders reached a sort of pact on moving the free-trade agreements forward.Round the country, too, there are gleams of useful reform.
They've formed an alliance of convenience, a sort of pact with the devil, with the very man who tried to bomb them out of existence five years ago.
However, many have been getting a makeover in the last couple years, so outfits like Founders Factory is linking corporates up with startups in a sort of pact of mutual benefit across several verticals.
He let the joint cabinet committee fade away and said in January that it would be "preposterous" to make any sort of electoral pact with the government.
Infantino, who has repeatedly denied any sort of deal or pact with Sheikh Salman, said he would recommend the latest reform proposals – broadly welcomed but criticised for their lack of independent oversight – to Fifa's members.
What is this: some sort of pact?
The hope must be some sort of understanding, some sort of pact at local level that would give both rival rightwing parties some synergy.
Whatever is done in London has to take into account existing interests, with whom some sort of pact is usually required.
