Sentence examples for deal result from inspiring English sources
Both the Treasury, privately, and leading independent economists recognise that actual growth will be considerably lower than the gloomy budget projections if the UK does not achieve most of its negotiating goals, or if there is a "no deal" result.
Mr Victor argues that Kyoto must be amended with some safety valves (such as extra credits that a country could issue if costs of compliance skyrocket in a given year), to ensure the economic burden is supportable.The end gameWill the shock that Mr Bush has given to the Kyoto deal result in the adoption of any such sensible proposals?
The poll found that 52percentt of those surveyed believed that mergers such as the Comcast-Time Waresultable deal result in less competition and are bad for consumers, while 22percentt believe they allow cable and internet providers to be more efficient and provide better service to consumers.
The diagramed deal resulted in an interesting two-diamond contract at both tables.
Though no deal resulted, Toys RR" Us agreed not to court Schwarz employees for two years, according to the complaint.
The deal resulted in several hit singles and six albums with New Birth, a group initially featuring Bogan.
A Sept. 30 referendum meant to drum up support for the deal resulted in a resounding show of approval.
Three years ago an Australian local government deal resulted in the authority being hundreds of millions of dollars out of pocket.
Dr. Santora, who quit in August, said that while insurance cutbacks played a role, the 1997 deal resulted in a pattern of neglect.
He was contracted to Columbia at the time and hadn't told them about the deal, resulting in the label refusing to release the album in the UK.
That deal resulted in a Time Warner restatement of earnings in 2005 and S.E.C. wrist slaps for three executives, who were allowed to keep their jobs.
