Sentence examples for deal predicted from inspiring English sources
Danny Danon, the only member of Likud's delegation to vote against the deal, predicted: "It's only a matter of time until this wedding will collapse.
But analysts, who expressed surprise at the deal, predicted strong opposition to the merger, which would leave the industry with just one other independent company, CVS Caremark, itself the product of a $27 billion merger four years ago.
A10 Beverage Deal Predicted Diageo P.L.C. of Britain and partner Pernod-Ricard S.A. of France are poised to acquire Seagram's wine and beverage business for about $8.2 billion, beating out a rival consortium, people involved in the negotiations said.
In a TV interview broadcast on Thursday, Tsipras said the banks would open once there was a deal, predicting that that would happen within 48 hours of the referendum.
Critics of the nuclear deal predict that, with tens of billions of dollars about to pour into its coffers because of the agreement, Iran may further antagonize the West by using that money to finance terrorism and pro-Assad military operations.
"If the market for the Internet stocks holds up, then you will easily see more such deals," predicts Burnett.
– while the site "was allocated after a government inspector questioned whether the authority had done enough to deal with predicted demand for new housing".
Conclusions: A great deal of predicted cross-resistance between PIs was observed.
Critics of the new deal had predicted this day would come, arguing the arrangement lacks adequate privacy safeguards to pass muster with Europe's courts.
Back then, Nokia was planning to pay $1.2 billion for the network and the deal was predicted to close by year end.
That's the first part Heresy, like other startups before it, has set out to solve, by providing immediate value, such as getting realtime feedback on sales goals based on the data entered, and even something as simple as alerts when a deal is predicted to be slipping or a target is in danger of being missed.
