Sentence examples for be a deal between from inspiring English sources

But first there has to be a deal between the Senate and the White House.

"The idea there is going to be a deal between me and David Cameron … They regard us as members of the lower orders," he said.

It interested me that in that situation, there would have to be a deal between the individual and the regime: the regime would get to use the individual's talents, and in return the individual would get an opportunity for fulfilment.

The situation is "desperate", the Industrialists Federationn complained this week.One way out might be a deal between Mr Cubas and the opposition to find a way of reducing General Oviedo's sentence.

Legal and financial issues are still being negotiated after taking a step back from what appeared to be a deal between the ownership, led by Howard Milstein, and the Class B group, led by John O. Pickett, the Islanders' former owner.

It has been argued that, if America does not go ahead with the Keystone XL pipeline, the pipeline will instead be a deal between Canada and China, as Harper went to Beijing to expound the benefits of Canadian oil the last time Obama rejected the pipeline deal.

Copyright is a deal between the people and rightsholders.

Deregulation in California was a deal between energy companies and legislators, and the results are disastrous.

"This is a deal between robbers and the government," a senior security official said.

It is a deal between business partners, not a love affair.

The regulatory programme for new efficiency standards was a deal between government and industry.