Sentence examples for negotiated a pact from inspiring English sources

In 1957, he negotiated a pact with Tamil federalists that met many of their demands for regional autonomy.

South Korea has a free trade agreement with the European Union and recently negotiated a pact with the United States.

Two years ago, however, he negotiated a pact to turn over 21 classical artifacts in the Met's collection to Italy.

Gov. David A. Paterson, seeking to assuage critics of a new government program to strengthen immigration enforcement, said Thursday that he had negotiated a pact with federal officials to help protect illegal immigrants in New York without criminal records.

In 2003, state and municipal water authorities, together with the United States Department of the Interior, negotiated a pact called the Quantification Settlement Agreement for the Colorado River, which is being phased in and will take full effect in 2021.

Earlier, he negotiated a "Pact for Mexico" with opposition parties to help speed overhaul efforts and avert the congressional gridlock, often led by his own party, that has thwarted previous administrations.

I gallantly negotiated a peace pact, by which I mean I claimed those morsels for myself, maintaining that I needed to be more certain of the dish's delights.

The meeting will try to negotiate a pact to keep global warming below 2C over pre-industrial levels.

Mr. Wilson has demanded that all tribes either sign a predetermined compact that they have called restrictive or shut down the casinos and negotiate a pact that is mutually agreeable.

In announcing last week that he could not reach an expected free-trade pact with South Korea, Mr. Obama cited a possibly skeptical Congress as a potential hurdle, saying he did not want to negotiate a pact he could not sell on Capitol Hill, where Democrats have frozen consideration of free-trade deals with South Korea, Panama and Colombia.

And on March 26th, the Samajwadi Party, which Congress had been negotiating a pact with in Uttar Pradesh (UP a state where it won 12 of 80 seats in 2004 said negotiations had failed because of Congress's excessive demands.This is a risky strategy, with Congress counting on winning enough seats to take the lead in forming a coalition, which its currently-piqued allies will then join.