Sentence examples for were pacts from inspiring English sources
noun
An agreement; a compact; a covenant.
No ballet here; instead there were pacts with the devil, schoolgirl sacrifice, the ghosts of hanged girls, sinister cults, evil scientists experimenting on the innocent and terrifying parallel worlds where the Nazis won the second world war.
Females of the genotype tub-GAL4; r2d2 /Df(2L)BSC142; +/UAS-x (where x is PACT or r2d2) were outcrossed with w males for fertility tests.
But nobody knows for sure how the currency markets would react were the pact to be diluted or even scrapped.
There have been occasional pacts in the past on limiting fund-raising.
All told, there have been nine pacts inked with Beijing during Ma's first year.
Already this year there are 247 pacts, according to Dealogic.
When asked about this, Cox laughed, saying: "Ha ha, there's no pact, there's never been a pact".
When asked about this, Cox laughed, saying: "Ha ha, there's no pact, there's never been a pact".
Between 2007 and 2009, 51 Security Pacts were signed in Italy.
