Sentence examples for form of pact from inspiring English sources
"I can say categorically that in my government, there won't be any form of pact or agreement with organised crime," he told the BBC.
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.
Put another way, most Americans are relaxed about gay couples getting some form of legal pact.
He played down the prospects of Ukip entering into some form of electoral pact with the Conservatives before the general election.
By giving it away so freely to social networks, supermarket loyalty cards and internet search engines have we engaged in some form of Faustian pact?
Ukip's leader, Nigel Farage, has ruled out entering into any form of election pact with the Conservatives despite fresh calls among Tory backbenchers for a deal to be done.
With reports that the talks between Liberal Democrats and Labour have ended in failure, the imminent prospect of some form of coalition pact between the Lib Dems and Conservatives seems much more likely, with a minority Tory government still a possibility.
So I can categorically rule out any form of electoral pact with UKIP or anyone else".
Have they made any sort of pact?
What is this: some sort of pact?
However, some form of post-election pact between the two parties is a different matter altogether.
