Sentence examples for making agreements from inspiring English sources

That case prompted baseball officials to direct all clubs to have players take physicals before making agreements official.

"There is no way we can do this without partnering with politicians and making agreements going forward.

"The transparency of our action is very important, lest none of the nuclear powers would feel abandoned or that two countries are making agreements behind their backs".

There are grave risks to that strategy, not least of which is that Sudan's government has a history of making agreements and not fully putting them in place.

More good news: The Customs and Border Protection agency is making agreements with other countries to allow their citizens to take part, most recently in partnerships with Britain, Germany, South Korea and Qatar.

But some African countries, such as South Africa and Nigeria, argue that they are being bullied and threatened into making agreements before they are ready; the EU insists all must be wrapped up by the end of the year.

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

Some publishers have already made agreements with authors or their estates to release digital editions.

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

He also made agreements with news organizations in India, South Africa, Australia, Britain, and the United States, promising to file dispatches in exchange for funding.

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