Sentence examples for holding agreements from inspiring English sources

Hitviews has holding agreements with 30 online celebrities, which prevents them from cutting marketing deals directly with companies or other agencies.

"Certainly one of the most exciting features of the new JournE touch is its capability to bring interactive services like Video on Demand not only to people's fingertips but also right onto their TV screens at home," says Rolf Uwe Placzek, CEO of Acetrax, the European multi- territory digital movie retailer holding agreements with major Hollywood studios as well as Independents and record labels.

Some form of holding agreement is the most likely outcome, as neither side can afford a breakdown in air traffic relations given the parlous state of airline finances on both sides of the Atlantic.

No word yet on if or when the Mini 3 will be offered elsewhere, but Dell does hold agreements with Vodafone in Europe, Maxis in Malaysia and AT&T and Verizon in the United States, among others.

He has entered into a 'talent holding agreement' with Discovery International.

Sinirlioglu implied ANKARA 00000302 002 OF 005 Aliyev is holding an agreement hostage to Turkey's handling of the protocols: "He doesn't trust us".

Sellers' market or not, I perhaps naively thought I was in a good position, being able to move immediately – chain free and holding an agreement in principle.

Also holding up agreement has been a provision requiring states to adopt more stringent standards on drunken driving or risk losing part of their federal highway money.

Maintaining your integrity requires holding that "agreement" between your desires and volition, even as you shift and evolve.

But is there a lasting, holding peace agreement, normalized relations and a future much brighter and hopeful for the children of Ireland and England?

A knowledgeable landlord will execute a separate written holding deposit agreement that specifies the purpose of the deposit as well as how the deposit will be treated when the prospective tenant moves — or fails to move — in.