Sentence examples for with whom it from inspiring English sources

The ECSC was joined by two other similar communities in 1957, the European Economic Community and European Atomic Energy Community, with whom it shared its membership and some institutions.

In 1987 it cut the first of various deals with the United States, with whom it does most of its trade.

Microsoft will reach out both to its own customers with whom it already has relationships with, he says, but will also be doing grassroots-level work when necessary.

Last year it started to try to become more of a destination site promoting its biggest stars, some of with whom it signed distribution deals.

It also struck a deal with Yahoo, a big investor with whom it had been squabbling bitterly, to buy back its shares.

If Microsoft was going to work with anyone to merge its IM system, why not AOL, with whom it already pledged?

Still, Amnesty may need to ponder the scope of its advocacy and the sort of allies with whom it is willing to team up.

Bear alone reportedly had more than five thousand institutional partners with whom it had traded C.D.S.s.

But the company has approached people and museums with whom it has no relationship.

One audience member with whom it was so popular was O'Reilly's own father.

"He is a man of deeds, someone with whom it is possible to hold serious dialogue".