Sentence examples for new pacts from inspiring English sources

Each day that goes by without new pacts provides more opportunity for competing countries to negotiate their own deals.

At the trade show, companies like News Corporation and the CBS Corporation held court with all manner of manufacturers and in a couple of cases announced new pacts.

In 2008 she also called for a "time out" on new trade deals, though as secretary of state she backed new pacts.

And they would sign no new pacts that did not require trading partners to adopt much stricter standards for workers' rights and environmental protection.

Commonly known as "multiple rights" or "360" deals, the new pacts emerged in an early iteration with the deal that Robbie Williams, the British pop singer signed with EMI in 2002.

Two White House officials — Lawrence H. Summers, the director of the National Economic Council, and Thomas E. Donilon, the deputy national security adviser — held meetings in Beijing on Monday and Tuesday that were aimed not at fashioning new pacts, but at maintaining a dialogue that had been strained at times in recent months.

Negotiations on a new pact started last year.

The Australian welcomed the new pact.

Officials say the new pact ties in more tribes.

Committee hearings on the new pact will begin in October.

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