Sentence examples for deal to transform from inspiring English sources
That same day the news was dominated by a deal to transform the regulation of tobacco, parts of which imply that adults are not fully responsible for the decision to smoke.
The writer Lisa Lynch, who has died aged 33 of cancer, did a great deal to transform the way younger women think about the disease, both in the blogosphere and in print.
In 2005, over the course of a year, he met with the superintendent to try to negotiate a deal to transform the institution into a series of small autonomous schools.
Then there is Opel, the European division separating from G.M. Its new owner, Canada's Magna, is using the deal to transform itself from a parts maker into a manufacturer of entire vehicles.
Then came the bombshell: the man from the Financial Services Authority (FSA) was not happy with the man from the Pru.With that, a $35.5 billion deal to transform Prudential PLC, Britain's best-known life insurer, into a dominant force in Asia was put on hold.
JUDY BLUME FILMS -- Judy Blume, whose books have sold more than 75 million copies in 20 languages worldwide and who can number 6 of her titles among the Top 10 all-time best-selling children's books, has joined the Walt Disney Company and the independent producer Jane Startz in a deal to transform her novels into films, Reuters reported.
The deal promises to transform Canadian retailing much like the arrival of Wal-Mart in Canada 17 years ago.
That deal was expected to transform the drug industry.
Shocking in its abrupt timing Arcelor had only a day earlier declared victory in its own hostile bid for Canada's Dofasco this is a deal that promises to transform its industry (see article).
Over the next 24 months the global business community must actively push national policy makers to legislate a carbon price, set fuel efficiency standards and create a new global deal in order to transform the economy.
But six years ago, at the third attempt, a deal was secured to transform part of the windswept peninsula into thousands of homes along with new offices, leisure and retail facilities.
