Sentence examples for deal carefully from inspiring English sources
And the FCC will examine this week's deal carefully.
Portugal's prime minister, Pedro Passos Coelho, warned that he would scrutinise the final deal carefully.
Italy's protectionist instinct was not limited to finance: Berlusconi's trashing of a deal, carefully brokered by Prodi's government, to sell off Alitalia to Air France-KLM reflects the same logic applied to the industrial sector.
If regulators approve America's are sure to scrutinise the IBM deal carefully, since its government agencies buy those servers both deals should close by the end of the year.The size and suddenness of these purchases, and concerns about them turning sour, upset even loyal investors.
One disgruntled investor in Dell has already filed a lawsuit alleging that Mr Dell and Silver Lake are being allowed to buy the company on the cheap.Corporate-governance experts say investors should study the deal carefully to ensure its terms are fair, not least because Mr Dell's role in the buy-out creates a potential conflict of interest.
Australia is also worried about CNOOC's vertical integration, fearing that it might place an artificially low value on the resources it extracts from Australia and thus deprive the government of tax revenues.No doubt aware of these concerns, CNOOC and its subsidiary chose the Norwegian deal carefully.
Both the Commerce Ministry and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange scrutinize international deals carefully.
Diplomacy no longer works with terrorism, but it can help to prevent it by dealing carefully with potentially hostile states.
However, for most parts of the UK there are bargains to be had if you compare deals carefully.
If consumers use the deals carefully, he said, they can eke a bit more benefit out of their checking accounts, beyond the paltry interest they may be earning.
In Brussels, the European Commission blessed the bailouts in the heat of the crisis, but it has since begun to scrutinize some of the deals carefully.
