Sentence examples for deal implies from inspiring English sources

The Paris deal implies reductions of "at least 90%" by 2050.

No deal implies sharply tighter fiscal policy.Far more serious danger lies in Europe.

Analysts at Citi said the deal implies Northcliffe was valued at a slightly higher figure of about £90m.

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Also, by focusing only on Syrians, the deal implies they deserve better treatment than people fleeing other warzones and dictatorships – Afghans and Iraqis, for example – that have not received the same level of media attention as the Syrian crisis.

Details were scant other than that Ultra, the label, would release CDs and DVDs from Ultra, the festival, though the deal implies a partnership of independents at a time when electronic dance music, or E.D.M., is attracting new corporate investment.

Gold Reef, which operates the Gold Reef City theme park and casino in Johannesburg and other casinos and hotels around the country, said after markets had closed that the deal implied an enterprise value of 11.6 billion rand.

We do, as Causey points out, include the shares in our fully diluted computations of shares outstanding if the current economics of the deal imply that Enron will have to issue the shares in the future.

June 2012: OneLink | In partnership with Searchlight Capital Partners, Liberty Global took over OneLink Communications of Puerto Rico in a deal implying an enterprise value of about $585 million for the cable company.

The Telegraph alleged that Mr Pritchard had suggested investing £10m in an Albanian hotel chain, and that he asked for £3,000 a month in consultancy fees, and three per cent of any deal, implying that he was looking to be paid £300,000 on top of his fee.

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