Sentence examples for that entered into from inspiring English sources

But it was the latter's goal that entered into the realms of myth.

The toll was such that the IWC imposed a worldwide moratorium on commercial whaling that entered into effect in 1986.

Eight other companies that the commission said belonged to the generic groups that entered into the agreements were also named in the complaint.

One important change that entered into the Neolithic world of Central Africa in the last millennium bc was the spread of new languages.

For now, though, climbing that ladder was to enter into a strange lofty rag-and-bone shop, a beanstalk that entered into a kingdom of grime.

How much are the notes and coins that entered into circulation in the twelve European member nations worth in U.S. dollars?

The agreement could also significantly benefit 3Com, the Cisco competitor that entered into a joint venture with Huawei earlier this year.

The British government has introduced a tax of 25% on large multinationals that entered into "contrived" arrangements to divert profits from the UK.

JPMorgan is also one of the foreign banks, along with Nomura and Deutsche Bank, that entered into derivatives deals that imposed huge losses on Monte dei Paschi after the Antonveneta deal.

The institutions that entered into an agreement with the state are Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York Community Hospital in Brooklyn and the seven primary care centers run by United Medical Associates in Brooklyn.

The jockeying highlights the tenuous position of companies from Russia, France and elsewhere that entered into contracts while Iraq was under United Nations sanctions, in the anticipation that they would eventually be lifted.