The phrase "a point of dealing" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a specific aspect or stage of a negotiation or transaction.
Example: "At this point of dealing, we need to clarify the terms before moving forward."
Alternatives: "a stage of negotiation" or "a phase of transaction".
"Everybody was trying to make a point of dealing with other things".
"I make a point of dealing with the families, speaking to them face to face," she says.
Colin MacInnes began to publish in the 1950s, making a point of dealing with subjects his mother couldn't stomach: urban squalor, racial issues, bisexuality, drugs, anarchy, and "decadence".
An avowed atheist who has nonetheless made a point of dealing courteously with senior clergy, Mr Tsipras lost no time in making known that his oath of office would be a secular procedure.
Mr. Trump has condemned the Trans-Pacific Partnership and has made a point of railing against trade deals like Nafta, which on Saturday he called "the worst economic deal in the history of our country".
From a methodological point of view, dealing with duplicates together with rearrangement events is a challenge.
A quick scan of the internal discussions shows that both are facing a point of truth that must be dealt with head on.
Consumers can use those rates as a point of comparison for promotional deals they may find at credit unions or community banks closer to home.
In his memo, Mr. Moonves made a point of emphasizing that this deal included only what are known as over-the-air rights — that is, permission to retransmit the signals of CBS stations in those areas.
Even the Republican Tom Kean Jr., who has been vocal in his support for President Bush in the early stages of his United States Senate campaign, made a point of loudly opposing the deal, which he called an outrage.
REUTERS Goldman Energy Banker Leaves the Firm | One of the top energy bankers at Goldman Sachs, Stephen Daniel, has retired "a year after his personal stock holdings in a pipeline company proved a point of controversy in a takeover deal," The Wall Street Journal writes.
