Sentence examples for current dealings from inspiring English sources

"People are just sick of politics," said one former senior network news producer, who asked not to be identified because of current dealings with another news organization.

In trying to depict its current dealings with Africa as "win-win" co-operation, China deliberately seeks to portray Africa's current relations with the west as exploitative.

For Mr. Butler, the former ambassador to Macedonia whose diplomatic career has placed him across the negotiating table from members of the Irish Republican Army and war criminals in the Balkans, the current dealings have proved just as tough.

He also discussed the club's current transfer dealings, dismissing reports that he had made an enquiry for striker Dimitar Berbatov, who will visit the Emirates this weekend, and also likened claims that Schalke midfielder Julian Draxler was spotted at Arsenal's training base in London Colney to that of an unidentified flying object.

There have been steady attacks on her current husband over his business dealings.

But neither the circumstances surrounding that lawsuit nor Mr. Gottlieb's repeated dealings with his current law firm, Akin Gump, support that assertion.

Mr. Kerviel, 33, whose €50 billion, or $69 billion at current exchange rates, in rogue dealings almost brought about the French bank's demise, was convicted on all counts of breach of trust, forgery and unauthorized use of computer systems.

In June it set up a committee under Lord Woolf, a former chief justice, to examine its current conduct but not its past dealings.

Ten other executives whom the regulator had formally accused of insider dealings last year — including the current Airbus chief executive, Thomas O. Enders — are no longer being pursued in the case, according to a person who had read the report.

The issue of foreign lobbying has flared up in the current presidential campaign because of past dealings abroad by several former lobbyists working for Mr. McCain, the presumptive Republican nominee.

What faith should the current Mexican government have in its dealings with the United States, when we could negotiate and at once read their internal communications?