Sentence examples for deal phrase from inspiring English sources
He even used the New Deal phrase "rendezvous with destiny" to apostrophize the conservative crusade to end the era of New Deal-style government.
While Mr. Brown referred to his idea as a "global New Deal," that phrase was not repeated in public by Mr. Obama.
At the heart of the "New Deal", the phrase inseparably identified with his presidency, was a commitment to use government as an engine of economic recovery.
Within the language of the deal community, that phrase generally means possible acquisitions or asset divestitures — or possibly a sale of the whole company.
"Real deal," was the phrase on everyone's lips.
Barely a day goes by at the moment when a big British company isn't flogging a big asset or isn't on the end of a takeover bid; and banker chums tell me the "deal flow" (dread phrase for takeovers of companies) looks set to be strong.
One thing that is known is that sketches for experience and interaction design will likely differ from conventional sketching since they have to deal with time, phrasing, and feel all attributes of the overall user experience.
"Fremdbesitzerexzeβ" is one of these verbal extravaganzas; and if one adds, as indeed one should, "Fremdbesitzerexzeβ" im Eigentümer-Besitzer Verhältnis," one is dealing with a phrase that is bound to cause consternation among novices at German law.
Hackett v. McGuire Bros., Inc., 445 F.2d 442 (CA 3), which dealt with the phrase that allowed a suit to be started 'by a person claiming to be aggrieved' under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, 42 U.S.C. 2000e5(a), concluded that the words used showed 'a congressional intention to define standing as broadly as is permitted by Article III of the Constitution.' Id., at 446.
What would be your phrase dealing with percent?
Maybe you can give me a phrase dealing somehow with percentage.
