Sentence examples for be struck over from inspiring English sources

Former Rangers director and businessman Dave King is confident a deal can be struck over his proposed £16m bailout of the club following crunch talks with the board.

But Brussels will in turn expect Serbia to unblock its opposition to the deployment of the EU police and justice mission in Kosovo, which should have been up and running by now.Sooner rather than later a deal needs to be struck over Kosovo.

Mr. Matsikoudis said he had handed the developers a list of seven world-class architects last June and told them a deal could be struck over the size of the building if they could lure a "star-chitect" to the project.

Though the individual with knowledge of the negotiations said that there was a "strong possibility" that an agreement with Ms. Vieira would be struck over the next few days, no announcement is considered imminent, at least not before Ms. Couric discloses her own plans.

Although Mr. Goldschmid said that he remained cautiously optimistic that a deal could be struck over the proposal to give shareholders some measure of influence in proxy elections, other officials said his comments signaled that the measure was doomed, at least under the current leadership of the agency.

For obvious reasons a balance must be struck over how much time should be spent in continuing attempts to make contact.

The side of her head, he said, had been struck over and over in the same place.

I was struck over and over by the strange clash between Mr. Hall's sunny suburban life and his dark, radical beliefs.

In terms of the experiences of the participants in my project, I'm struck over and over again by stories of how converts relate to their birth families.

And when we look at the things they are striking over, pensions and pay, they are things that have been decided independently by well-led reviews..

Members of the NUT are striking over issues including pay, pensions and workload.