Sentence examples for it has just signed from inspiring English sources

In recent months, India has embarked on a round of energy diplomacy with its neighbours - it has just signed joint ventures to build power plants in both Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

China has reciprocated with a mixture of emotion and real politik -- it has just signed its biggest defense deal ever according to analysts, which gives Pakistan eight first-class submarines.

But to many Estonians the "unknown rapist" symbolises only the switch between a Nazi occupation and an even more brutal Soviet one.Russia's relations with its former satellites are not uniformly bad: it has just signed a border treaty with Latvia and its ties with Hungary are positively chummy.

It has just signed a US$95 million contract with Cubic Transportation Systems-Australia, a subsidiary of Cubic Corporation, requiring the transportation company to design, build, operate and maintain the region's first smart card-based integrated ticketing system.

For example, it has just signed a deal with a big, and as yet undisclosed, European bank whose clients, many of them in the developing world, will be able to use their credit cards to make donations.

Nor will General Motors make a switch anytime soon; it has just signed a four-year, $11.7 billion contract with 40 steelmakers, the largest steel purchase in the company's history.

It began working frantically to unload its shares, and on Friday afternoon it called to say that it had just signed an agreement to sell its stake to management.

But what Mr. Klein did not know then was that Microsoft began flouting at least the spirit of the consent decree it had just signed.

Askaninja.com, a two-man production company in Los Angeles that has been showing short weekly comedy episodes for about a year, said that it had just signed a "seven-figure" deal allowing Federated Media Publishing to sell ads for the episodes.

When in August 2011 the government introduced, under pressure of the ECB, a decree-law with the possibility of derogation, by collective agreement, from legally-established dismissal protection guarantees, the main employers' confederation could only rescue the central agreement it had just signed by promising not to use the new law.

And I totally thought it was spam, but I had just signed with an agent to help my performance career, and I sent it to her and she said, "It's not spam.