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91 Thomas Mann in his novel Doktor Faustus tells the story of a composer based mainly on Arnold Schoenberg, whom resentment drives to make a pact with the Devil.

92 The first phase of Kyoto ends in 2012 and final negotiations on a new global climate change pact are set to be completed in the Danish capital Copenhagen in December.

93 Deceiving others into making a suicide pact doesn't conduct crimes.

94 But the proposed pact is expected to include a commitment to rapidly replenish the retooling program, a priority of the speaker.

95 PENN.O) said on Thursday its $6.1 billion takeover pact had been terminated, marking the latest leveraged buyout to crumble amid tight credit markets and a weak U.S. economy.

96 When Obama traveled to Copenhagen in 2009 to seal a climate pact, Chinese leaders abjectly humiliated him before sinking the deal.

97 Under an international pact, the preference for leap seconds is December 31 or June 30.

98 The pact would guarantee unhindered supply of uranium for Indian reactors and the right to reprocess spent fuel[http://sentencedict.com], PTI quoted unnamed officials as saying.

99 The trade pact between those two countries came to an end.

100 The papers show that the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin ignored dozens of Soviet intelligence reports warning him about an imminent invasion despite a non-aggression pact between Berlin and Moscow.

101 While the US and newer Nato members, from the former Warsaw Pact, are keen to draw Georgia and Ukraine closer, others like Germany and France are wary of antagonising Russia, a key energy supplier.

102 Just over a month after resigning, Mr Tronchetti Provera and other investors in Telecom Italia registered a shareholders' pact with Consob, Italy's stockmarket watchdog.

103 Mearsheimer, John. Conventional Deterrence. All but the Chapter on the Nato - Pact competition.

104 Germany had to ask, humiliatingly, for lenient implementation of the Stability Pact it had insisted upon, and the European Union agreed.

105 The Warsaw Pact was formed to counterbalance the NATO formed by the capitalist bloc.

106 Hitler's attack on Russia , shortly after his pact with Stalin, was a stunning demarche.

107 For his allies under the Warsaw pact, Gorbachev believed that the reforms he had tried at home would work to modernize each nation's ruling Communist Party.

108 A Indonesian confrontation over a Singapore trading pact with Malaya.

109 It has incorporated former East and Central European members of the Warsaw Pact and expanded – controversially – up to the Russian border.

110 "In Lebanon, Christians and Muslims made a conviviality, a 'National Pact, '" Rai said.

111 The parents of a boy who killed himself in a suicide pact arranged over China's most popular instant messaging service, QQ, are suing its owner, Shenzhen-based Tencent Holdings Ltd.

112 The common divisor pact is the most important self - government regulation.

113 The international "Tokyo Round" trade pact signed in 1979 calls for more open international competition in bidding for government contracts.

114 The far-reaching pact has also made sure the Cold War is consigned to history with a joint peace declaration.

115 The Iraqi Cabinet voted overwhelmingly to approve a new military pact with the United States, after weeks of bitter debate and fiery opposition from several influential shi'ite leaders.

116 The Red Army adopted the AK-47 as its standard infantry weapon in 1949, and it was standard issue for the major Warsaw Pact armies as well.

117 We have an unspoken collected pact to pretend climate change wasn't happening.

118 The agreement is the largest such pact for the United States since the North American Free Trade Agreement of 1994.

119 The Iraqi government's council of ministers has voted to approve a three-year military pact with the United States, despite the bitter opposition of several hardline Shi'ite leaders.

120 Although Communist, his new government and its successors (he died in 1980) managed to steer their own path between the Warsaw Pact nations and the West for the next four and a half decades.