Pacts in a sentence

Britain’s free-trade pacts with New Zealand and Australia will come into force by the end of this month.

But a Lib Dem source insisted the party would not engage in any 'pacts or deals' to bolster their chances.

Despite those pacts, Israel today is still facing hostile nations on its borders and security remains a prime issue.

He also refuted any claims the Liberal Democrats and Labour had any formal or informal electoral pacts.

In addition, several bilateral pacts with member states, including France, Italy, and Germany, have been signed.

Italian law prohibits such inheritance pacts.

Led by Netflix’s pacts with Shonda Rhimes and Ryan Murphy, streamers have lured TV titans with eye-popping deals.

Muslims make war on each other, bomb and starve each other, turn a blind eye to the suffering of their brethren in other nations, and even make strategic pacts with the oppressors.

That still leaves them with one of the worst pacts on any team’s ledger in Baez, who has four years at $98 million left.

The junta has already revoked various military pacts with France, but Paris has rejected that decision, saying it was not taken by Niger's legitimate authorities.

The pool of Big Pharmas competing to develop game-changing antibody-drug conjugates continues to grow, with the water now at a boil after two more sizable licensing pacts.

Expert Comment on Un’s Pact for the Future: "It’s Difficult Not to Be Cynical About Such Pacts, When Cynicism Is Justified by Past Events.

From alien rescue ships to incest and suicide pacts, cults have gotten themselves a bad rap over the years.

From the aspiring president, Fratelli d’Italia will then want reassurances especially on the issues that are dearest to them, such as migrants and pacts with third countries.

India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu has signed investment pacts worth more than $4.39 billion with firms such as Apple suppliers Tata Electronics and Pegatron, as well as auto major Hyundai Motors, it said on Sunday.

Such pacts are not uncommon and are rarely invoked, while often being touted as a means of deterring aggression, though the agreement between the two unpredictable and autocratic leaders of nuclear nations immediately raised concerns globally.

The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (Pacts), which commissioned the study, warns that hospital data is already showing “worrying trends in injuries to the head, face and spine” from e-scooter accidents.

While pacts with the US are dogged by unpredictability due to Congressional interventions and export control regimes, French deals have no such strings attached.

But once they abide by pacts reached with communities, the area will be crisis-free for them to operate smoothly’’.

Commissioners were given an update from the Finance Department, an update on the adult Medicaid audit in the report from the Department of Social Services, and agreed to three pacts in the report from the Health Department.