Sentence examples for informal pact from inspiring English sources

It is now plain that the first plank of an informal pact is in place.

Rumours abound that PT forged an informal pact with the army along these lines before the election.The trickiest issue is what to do about her own brother.

Instead he and Mitch McConnell made an informal pact: Republicans promised to filibuster less and, in exchange, Democrats promised to allow more G.O.P. amendments.

They did the same for the children of past presidents; it's part of a longstanding, informal pact between the White House and the press corps that covers it.

He has also made an informal pact with Arnoldo Alemán, a reactionary former president convicted of corruption, against the current president, Enrique Bolaños.Between them, Mr Ortega and Mr Alemán used their control of the legislature to change the electoral rules.

After the 1997 elections, the Liberal Democrats sought greater cooperation with the governing Labour Party, forming an informal pact on areas of agreement, including European integration and constitutional reform.

The Tories have ruled out an electoral pact with Nigel Farage's party but it could be difficult to stop informal pacts locally.

In this system, regime stability depends on informal pacts made between kin-based groups of around two to twenty thousand.

In the election Labour should offer an informal electoral pact to the Scottish National Party, Greens and Plaid Cymru.

Mr. Zaleski, a former French bureaucrat turned activist investor, and his allies asserted that the terms were too sweet for the Falck family and Mediobanca, which has historically used informal shareholder pacts to control Italian companies.

Mark and Edwin had a pact, informal but fierce, having to do with surfing big waves.