Sentence examples for pact from from inspiring English sources

Stopping the former Warsaw Pact from rolling westward?

But this should not stop the Colombian trade pact from coming to fruition.

But stinging comments on the "stability and growth pact" from within the EU have given some the courage to complain.

There was no immediate response to Mr Jibril's offer of a pact from the Muslim Brotherhood, while Mr Belhaj's Al-Watan said it was studying the proposals.

But the mayhem failed to prevent the pact from being formally introduced, a step closer to bringing it to a full parliamentary vote.

According to the 2007 book Her Way, by Jeff Gerth and Don Van Natta, the Clintons have what they call "a 20-year pact" from their Yale law school days.

He was talking, generally, about disarmament pacts from the nineteen-twenties and nineteen-thirties, and most specifically about the 1928 Kellogg-Briand Pact, which outlawed war.

Their Anti-Komintern-pact from 1936 has to be mentioned too.11 Many regimes in Europe during the interwar period were anti-communist or directly fascist.

In other words, the idea that the speculation tax would harm productive investments in a corporate dominated economy through outsourcing, unfair trade pacts from NAFTA to the Trans Pacific Partnership proposal, and domination by Wall Street, that has long abandoned manufacturing jobs at home and harmed millions of working class families is nonsense.

The gangs, upon seeing the governmental godfather of their pact removed from his post, demonstrated their power and left their response in blood.

South Korea requires approval from the United States Army to change strategic military rules under a mutual defense pact dating from the end of the Korean conflict, in 1953.