Sentence examples for Public deal from inspiring English sources

"But how does the public deal with this information?

The Gores Group's case is the first significant postcrisis claim by a private equity firm in a public deal.

And, with this "parking" alibi, we're being asked to imagine that these killings are a private tragedy, not some big public deal — not terrorism, not even like terrorism.

"If Republicans are going to take it to that level, then Democrats have every reason to make a big public deal out of the transcripts," Ornstein says.

The taxpayer advocate, created by Congress to help the public deal with the tax system, proposed yesterday that taxes be withheld from payments to independent contractors, from truck drivers to freelance writers, and that the alternative minimum tax be repealed or at least revised so that it no longer applies to the middle class.

Can the American public deal with a fatal accident?

How do you think the public deals with mental health?

High positive returns in these public deals have a significant impact on the probability of fundraising.

Editor's Tweet: Anna Pinedo of Morrison & Foerster discuss the phenomenon of public deals becoming more private.

Being in public, dealing with shopkeepers, just trying to cross the street -- things like that.

I was dealing with a lot of bankers because we did a lot of public deals and were trying to finance acquisitions and so forth.