Sentence examples for make pacts from inspiring English sources

Minority shareholders can expect to be frozen out unless they make pacts with other shareholders.

From childhood, all athletes make pacts with themselves and their sport: they will suffer pain, and they will play through it.

It is thought young people often trawl the internet for companions with whom to make pacts.

But Mr Hague said the Conservatives "don't make pacts with other parties" and instead warned wavering Tory supporters they risked letting Labour into power.

Since it's also an art, it is clear that not everything can be based on scientific evidence... and that many times you need to negotiate, make pacts, there's a lot of that.

John III also promoted the isolation of Latin Constantinople by making pacts with Western leaders.

Too many nights had he lain awake, making pacts with himself to avoid unnecessary germs.

Many congressmen are said to have made pacts with militia bosses to win their seats in the 2006 elections.

Microsoft has recently made pacts with Deutsche Telekom and its United States wireless subsidiary, Voicestream, to support Microsoft's.Net initiative.

"But we have to pressure the Concertación to be more on our side and prevent them from making pacts with the right".

To hire good designers, founders have to battle over them — making pacts like handing over their first born child or turning their souls into horcruxes.