Sentence examples similar to extensive pacts from inspiring English sources
In early July, Jafaari stunned Washington by signing an extensive pact with Iran — a nation that President Bush named as part of an axis of evil.
In Smith's case, however, the league has obtained copies of the two agreements, which show that in early 1999 Smith and his agent, Fleisher, negotiated not only a standard one-year contract, which was filed with the league, but also an extensive separate pact with the Timberwolves' owner, Glen Taylor.
The United States already engages in extensive commerce with most of the pact's signatories, and many trade barriers have already been removed.
Countries in the Middle East may have some advantages because they have more extensive trade ties than was the case in Warsaw Pact countries, as well as basic financial infrastructure like stock markets.
Independent sources in Serbia say the extensive precautions taken by Tito to withstand attacks from Nato or the Warsaw Pact may explain the defence of the Serbs' air-defence system.
In the pact of 1374 (the Privilege of Koszyce), the Polish nobility were granted extensive concessions and agreed to extend the Angevin succession to Louis' daughters, as Louis had no sons.
Ford already has extensive e-marketing programs of its own, including a deal with Yahoo that is similar to GM's pact with AOL.
An interim pact, he said, could take the form of a memorandum of understanding and related documents, which would be less extensive than a formal security agreement.
Pacts inhibit decisive government.
