pact的意思|pact的解释-里氏词典

pact [pækt]

n. 契约, 协定, 条约

[化] 合同

[经] 协定, 公约

pact

[ noun ]
a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
<noun.communication>

pact \pact\ (p[a^]kt), n. [L. pactum, fr. paciscere to make a
bargain or contract, fr. pacere to settle, or agree upon; cf.
pangere to fasten, Gr. phgny`nai, Skr. p[=a][,c]a bond, and
E. fang: cf. F. pacte. Cf. {Peace}, {Fadge}, v.]
An agreement; a league; a compact; a covenant. --Bacon.

The engagement and pact of society which goes by the
name of the constitution. --Burke.

Mr. Collor has recently suggested that employers and unions join together in a pact to keep wages and prices under control.
Long Island legislators and Lilco opponents reacted angrily to some tentative terms of the pact, including one that would terminate a lawsuit charging Lilco with fraud, and seeking to recover from the utility $2.9 billion already paid by Lilco ratepayers.
Bush's authority to negotiate a new world trade pact won't be extended unless "significant progress" is made by March 1, a senior Senate Finance Committee member warned.
The current pact expires Sept. 14.
The Sinhalese front, outlawed after a failed 1971 coup, contends that the pact makes too many concessions to the Tamils and has vowed to block it.
Individuals who spoke with Mr. Milken as recently as late yesterday said that while some of his attorneys and others recommended that he accept the negotiated pact, Mr. Milken had still not made up his mind about whether to do so.
Workers at Chrysler's four Canadian plants voted 96% in favor of the pact, which the union tentatively accepted Thursday.
Western European and Japanese leaders hailed Moscow's plan, but noted that any pact should be verifiable and linked to cuts in conventional forces.
But some industry analysts said the truck pact is Toyota's first step toward local production of passenger cars in Europe.
The restaurants are part of a $3 billion trade pact in which the Soviet Union will build at least 10 ships, mostly oil tankers, to be sold or leased by Pepsico in return for foreign credits.
The pact is subject to the approval of the Glasgow-based firm's policyholders, who own it.
Even by Wall Street standards, the financial terms of Mr. Cohen's severance pact are eye-openers.
A long-awaited formal pact with Baghdad, giving Kurds autonomy, still hasn't been signed.
The package envisions establishing more than the single anti-missile site allowed under the 1972 pact, but delays the decision for at least several years and urges the president to try to renegotiate the pact in the meantime.
The package envisions establishing more than the single anti-missile site allowed under the 1972 pact, but delays the decision for at least several years and urges the president to try to renegotiate the pact in the meantime.
The treaty was the first between the countries since a friendship pact in 1944, and France's first bilateral treaty in 27 years.
And there is no reason to believe that even if the CiU were to make a long-term pact to support the socialists (in return, no doubt, for the transfer to Catalonia of more political power) that they could stick to it.
Signing of peace pact between Mali government and Taureg rebels. FRIDAY: British Steel/BISPA give figures for usable steel production in March.
He stressed that Tuesday's pact "is a new type of agreement that bolsters a strategy of sustained economic growth with price stability," a clear reference to Salinas' anti-inflation program.
The Senate's work on the medium-range missile treaty shows that lawmakers will carefully scrutinize any arms pact and not be just a rubber stamp for the president, say the chamber's leaders.
These will be sold, or money borrowed, to participate in new privatisation issues as they come up. Up to 20 per cent of the fund will be invested in former Warsaw pact countries, and up to 20 per cent in the UK.
Under the pact, approved by the French government, Barclays acquired 16 private and retail banking offices in France and a controlling interest in an operation with 14.1 billion francs of total assets.
If the pact is accepted, Campeau is expected to sell many of Federated's retail chains to help pay the huge debt from the acquisition.
The 1980 court-approved pact, which covered all future prisons and inmates as well, set standards for numerous aspects of prison life.
The pact follows the sale of the other part of Travelers mortgage-services business, including relocation services and mortgage-wholesale operations, to GE Capital Corp.
Healthco said it is in talks with Hicks Muse on possible terms the buy-out concern might accept, but the acquisition pact will expire on Thursday unless extended by mutual agreement.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers Union tentatively agreed to a new three-year accord that provides for cost-of-living adjustments in each year of the pact, but no wage boost.
In addition to the baseline inspections in July, both sides can begin destroying missiles under terms of the pact which provides for the elimination within three years of all missiles with a range of 300 to 3,400 miles.
Key portions of that pact were reached over the weekend as Brazil, Latin America's largest debtor nation, agreed to make a $700 million interest payment to make it current for all of 1988 and the last quarter of 1987.
But the pact puts off most hard decisions and Democratic leaders suggested it could open the way to tax increases next year.

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