Sentence examples for strike pacts from inspiring English sources

Under one proposal being circulated in Berlin, the EU would strike pacts with third countries, such as Turkey, agreeing to take large but unspecified numbers of refugees from them directly into Europe.

The White House and California's attorney general separately struck pacts with technology companies to address mounting concerns over the collection of personal information online — but faced immediate criticism for not going far enough.

Attempts to strike comprehensive pacts have caused deadlock.

In 2013 around a fifth of graduates from America's leading MBA schools joined tech firms, almost double the share that struck Faustian pacts with investment banks.

Despite their crimes, Sharif's faction of the Pakistan Muslim League has been accused of striking electoral pacts with them in his heartlands of Punjab province.

Let's strike a pact - we'll call it a coalition - you send me little gifts: emails, jokes, reggae music, whatever, and I'll give you the inside story and a bit of dirt on Messrs Blair and Hague.

The normally wily Mr Magalhaes had miscalculated: by attacking Mr Barbalho so fiercely he managed to unite the faction-ridden PMDB behind his candidacy, and also prompted it to strike a pact with the PSDB in which it supported Mr Barbalho in return for PMDB backing for Mr Neves.Given the allegations against Mr Barbalho, Mr Cardoso is bound to be uneasy at seeing him running the Senate.

That will likely put some pressure on DirecTV to strike a pact with the channel or risk losing subscribers as those SEC fans are pretty fanatical.

Outside the operating room, Mr. Marx and Mr. Lewis struck a pact.

To overcome a dozen years of legislative gridlock, he struck a "Pact for Mexico" with the opposition.

Bank of America and Morgan Stanley also struck a pact with the Justice Department to settle claims they foreclosed on 178 military members between 2006 and 2009.