Sentence examples for compact forged from inspiring English sources
The W.T.O. was born out of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, a compact forged in 1947 that lowered barriers to international commerce in an effort to prevent a repeat of global hostilities.
Trust will have to be earned again and a new compact forged between companies and employees.
Egypt's education system was originally devised to produce government workers under a compact with society forged in the heady early days of President Gamal Abdel Nasser's administration in the late 1950s and '60s.
Yoker and yokee had forged a funny compact.
It is a day, too, of sometimes costly gifts — diamonds being the gem du jour ever since a smart advertising writer in 1947 forged an undying compact between protestations of eternal love and super-compressed carbon purity in the slogan "A diamond is forever".
He ran both of his companies until retiring in 1998, having forged new business in the compact disc era by selling headphones and speakers and having fostered the resurgence of the disc jockey market for his cartridges.
It is only through robust and committed dialogue that we can forge a compact between supporter groups and the governing body.
As a member of the older generation, I call on all of us regardless of age to forge a compact that will undergird the United States in the decades ahead.
It was in this compact town, situated on the western slopes of the Massif Central, that Hollande forged his ordinary-man-of-the-people image and his base of popular support.
Fresh alliances are forged.
