Sentence examples for making agreements with from inspiring English sources

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.

Prosecutors charged that Mr. Nemazee's fraud scheme began around December 2006, when he began making agreements with Citibank that allowed him to pledge collateral for the right to borrow millions of dollars.

That is understandable in the months after he assumed power and presented a series of arms reduction proposals that seemed aimed more at influencing world opinion than at actually making agreements with the United States.

Some states began making agreements with foreign governments and most had their own military.

Making agreements with ourselves to complete something is not taken lightly by our consciousness.

Instead, individual nations should resolve such issues bilaterally (by making agreements with their neighbors not to contest existing boundaries), or unilaterally (by domestically redefining their own coastal boundaries).

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

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

He added: "When Israel made agreements with Egypt and Jordan, no one conditioned it on how Israel should think.

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

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.