Sentence examples for make agreement with from inspiring English sources

The continued presence of such forces will make agreement with the Taliban impossible, so the war will continue.

"It's important that whatever happens, whatever player that we try to make agreement with or sell, that it reaches the valuation that Swansea hold".

This may be due to HIV now being a chronic rather than terminal condition, but also other factors; for example, a cultural reticence to talk about death could make agreement with the phrase 'prepared to leave this life' problematic.

Until then, it would not make agreements with any other political group.

A non-Spanish buyer would have to make agreements with aviation authorities there and in other parts of the world.

FiOS could play another role in the dispute with Time Warner Cable, besides being a flag that CBS will wave to underscore its ability to make agreements with other distributors.

Pressed specifically on whether the Tories could make agreements with Ukip on a vote-by-vote basis, Gove said: "No, no, no.

Rather than simply shut rotten brokers down, the trial merely adds complexity by forcing clients to make agreements with banks as well as brokers.

But since it works using agreements with banks and credit card companies, Apple must make agreements with partners in each country, and that is thought to have held back the release in the UK.

It's politicized in the sense that they make agreements with other governments and other central banks.

Beyond the need to make agreements with public authorities, however, pastoralists face a rather unique set of challenges which come with grazing their animals in the national parks.