Sentence examples for enter into agreements from inspiring English sources

In return, the government could enter into agreements to delay or cancel the prosecution if the companies promised to change their behavior.

They are also circulating a petition for a ballot question that would urge the mayor "not to enter into agreements with corporate war profiteers like Lockheed Martin".

The project was subsequently able to enter into agreements with 41 Standard & Poor's 500 companies committing them to bring management proposals to declassify their boards.

The court's remedy further curtails Microsoft's ability to enter into agreements that have the effect of excluding competitors from the marketplace.

"They don't know who the minister is, so there's reluctance to enter into agreements that may or may not be accepted when the new minister comes, and they don't want to put themselves out that far.

Adopted by the Seventh International Conference of American States, the convention stipulated that all states were equal sovereign units consisting of a permanent population, defined territorial boundaries, a government, and an ability to enter into agreements with other states.

Among the more recent partnerships, Lending Tree entered into agreements this year with United, Continental Airlines, Northwest Airlines, US Airways, Six Continents Hotels and American Express.

A second third, he said, entered into agreements with the city after vowing to make the fixes over time.

The commission mainly enters into agreements with companies for recalls rather than going to court to compel action.

The Greek state has borrowed too much and has entered into agreements it may not be able to keep.

Under the 1968 General Entrustment agreement, Bermuda has the right to conduct foreign relations on condition it consults London before entering into agreements with other states.