Phrases with «formal pact»

A formal pact refers to an agreement or contract that has been made officially between two or more parties. It means that the agreement is legally binding and usually involves specific terms and conditions that all parties must follow. Full definition

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Sentences with «formal pact»

This is a more formal pact which still falls short of creating a coalition government. (en.wikipedia.org)
If the Tories tried to hold on and just about managed to scrape together enough Lib Dem support to see them over the line - either via another coalition, or a formal pact, or simply by a confidence - and - supply arrangement - then they would succeed. (politics.co.uk)
The EFA is also in a formal pact with Green MEPs, and this raises the scenario of the nationalists partaking in some kind of «tag team» with Green leader Natalie Bennett during the debates, whereby they could promote a common agenda centring on their shared opposition to austerity and the renewal of Trident, among other things. (theconversation.com)
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Phrases with «formal pact»

Sentences with «formal pact»

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