Sentence examples for make agreements from inspiring English sources

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

There are deals to make, agreements to negotiate, factories to build, and workers to hire, train, and motivate.

Differences in perspective among the negotiating partners make agreements on climate change difficult.

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

Trusts and enterprises had considerable autonomy and were free to make agreements and grant credits to one another.

Like price, money itself isn't innate, it's a convenient, but artificial measuring system we use to make agreements.

Agreed?" Mr. Shcharansky said no. "You know that I never make agreements with the K.G.B.," he recalled telling the agent.

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

The Chinese, grins Mr Gabrielli, "prefer to make agreements than to send in their army to secure supplies, like the Americans".

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

The nation's two largest credit card issuers, Bank of America and Chase Bank, have both taken steps in recent years to make agreements easier to understand.