Sentence examples similar to dealing by which from inspiring English sources

Carlos Bustamante, the mayor of Tijuana, says that thanks to government pressure criminals are "being more selective about whom they deal with," by which he means whom they murder.

When the shows prove enormous hits, Florence becomes a public enemy; and the novel follows the quippy double-dealing by which she manages to keep herself alive and her station broadcasting.

Moreover, the political deal by which regional parties support economic stability may be limited.

Crystal Palace have completed a deal by which the American investors Josh Harris and David Blitzer take a large stake in the club.

The main point of contention has been a clause in the deal by which Star agreed not to screen Hindi programming on any of its six channels.

As expected, shareholders of the Bcom3 Group in Chicago voted overwhelmingly on Friday to approve a $3 billion deal by which Bcom3 will be acquired by the Publicis Groupe in Paris.

Management is trying to broker a complex deal by which the retailer might enter administration without dragging its sister companies down with it.

Akers confirmed that CSI, and Portsmouth, have been relying on millions of pounds from Antonov personally to fund the deal by which CSI bought the club.

In the end, Clinton clinched a deal by which neither Davutoglu nor Nalbandian would deliver remarks, leaving Clinton to do the talking.

Not that this was in any way a new arrangement, the deal by which cool men treat women like they're nothing.

The first would offer foreign banks a deal by which they create proper subsidiaries in India (which should be easier to regulate) and direct more lending to priority areas such as agriculture.