Voorbeelden van pact

• a non-aggression pact

• The Nazi-Soviet pact carved up the Baltic states in 1939.

• The leader of the religious sect and 30 of his followers killed themselves in a suicide pact last year.

• They made a pact never to tell anyone about the accident.

• Management have formed a pact with the unions.

• The federal constitution was the outcome of an implicit pact of mutual protection between the central government and regional elites.

• Each party wanted to hold the presidency first because of uncertainty over whether the pact would hold in subsequent rounds.

• The act of two or more people consenting on the same thing about giving or doing something being called a pact.

• However, lacking power to conclude such a pact, he needed authority from home.

• Accepting the idea that a labour market existed meant moving away from the pact of reciprocity.

• There was not an explicit governance pact or peace settlement per se, which resulted in recurring crises of governance throughout the 1990s.

• Vestiges of the pact survived into the 19th century and have been noted in other works.

• In the absence of elite pacts, there were no basic guarantees which could limit the risks which the transitions posed for the regimes.

• The new social pact entails the retrenchment of the residual welfare system that was established in the late colonial period.

• Designed to institutionalise a two-party system, the pact produced major amendments to the constitution and the electoral law.

• In actuality, distinctions between the two became rather ambiguous, with the development of the community self-defence system through the community pacts.

• Those pacts were publicly crafted in platforms containing, by way of separate planks on a wide variety of policies, coherent visions of political economic development.

• These have been the chief articles of the unwritten state-society pact.

• In the peace pact ceremony (hidit) the feuding parties met with an arbiter and promised not to fight each other any more.

• These adjacent areas of policy-making remain at the national level, albeit subject to overall restrictions conforming to the so-called stability pact.