Sentence examples for whose agreement from inspiring English sources

Nike replaces Reebok, whose agreement is expiring.

The reluctant coaches have an ally in Yankees Manager Joe Torre, whose agreement to be wired by Fox in 1997 led to the airing of an obscenity.

The plot allegedly was the brainchild of Steve Jobs, Apple's late CEO, and Google cofounder Sergey Brin, whose agreement not to recruit from each other was tantamount to collusion.

They are seen as being on a par with the chief financial officer, get a say in decisions on pay and have the ear of the board, whose agreement is increasingly needed to remove them.

Despite months of sustained effort, Mr. Netanyahu was not able to muster a majority even in his nine-member informal inner cabinet, much less Israel's larger security cabinet, whose agreement he would need before attacking.

Mr Rothstein, the chairman of the Marx Monument Committee, spoke of the gratitude of the committee to the Longuet brothers (Frederic and Robert), without whose agreement no monument could have been placed on the grave.

SEC Chair Mary Jo White has promised similar action for other companies whose agreements have even the potential to stifle the whistleblowing process.

From 1882 to 1885, independent European businessmen and firms (many of doubtful legitimacy) produced hundreds of deeds purporting to buy political rights from indigenous African leaders whose understanding of these agreements was usually deemed irrelevant.

But it will not be easy to win the endorsement of the U.S. Congress, and some of Canada's provincial governments--whose agreement also is required--may create obstacles.

The definitive agreement came after several weeks of turmoil for Lear Siegler, whose $93-a-share 93-a-share 93-a-share mergerckes Compagreementlapsed last with afthe Wickes Companiesing and manufacollapsedompany, failast weekcure safteractory bank financing.

Baseball Commissioner BUD SELIG and the players association leader, DONALD FEHR, whose labor agreement averted a strike.