Sentence examples for ever entered into from inspiring English sources

The President did not formally pull out of the deal, despite his description of it, on Friday, as "one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into". But he is now refusing to certify as required every ninety days by U.S. law that Iran has fully complied, even though his own Administration acknowledges that Tehran has met all its obligations for two years.

When have grace and comfort ever entered into Fifth Avenue bus-riding?

Neither the three States nor any two of them ever entered into any apportionment compact as authorized by §§ 4(a) and 8(b).

I would be surprised if he ever entered into a promise he knew he couldn't keep on behalf of the firm".

To Senator John P. Hale, a Radical Republican from New Hampshire, "The idea of removing the whole colored population from this country is one of the most absurd ideas that ever entered into the head of man or woman".

Mr. Trump's scalding critique of the nuclear deal as "one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into" echoed the language he used during his presidential campaign.

If it ever enters into force, HB2 would leave open as few as seven abortion clinics for 14m Texas women.

The culling of Taliban field commanders may also reduce the odds that a credible, unified Taliban leadership could ever enter into a political settlement with the Kabul government.

At a rugby[-playing], academic school, you felt a little bit foolish thinking you could ever enter into that artistic world".

Written in bold, large type was a warning that UBS employees should not "ever enter into a direct contact with Bernard Madoff!!!" Madoff Trustee Lawsuit This is a more complete version of the story than the one that appeared in print.

CLARA: Yes? DON: It's a disclaimer that indemnifies me against any charges of workplace impropriety, harassment, or acts of God should we ever enter into a "consensual romantic arrangement".