Sentence examples for dealing meant from inspiring English sources

He sat on the regulatory reform committee and the public administration committee in the Commons, neither of them bodies that often attracted public attention, but his comprehension of the subjects with which they were dealing meant that real changes were made to the regulation requirements imposed on Ofcom, the communications regulator, and Ofgem, which deals with energy companies.

Nor does the open-skies deal mean that takeovers are free of opposition.

The unusual financing deal meant significant savings for him.

But they seemed equally unified in their realism regarding what the deal meant to the team.

Charlie Kronick of Greenpeace said the deal meant BP had "bought its way into the Arctic by the back door".

The deal meant that the network's C.E.O., Mel Karmazin, would come aboard as chief operating officer of Viacom.

This deal meant Green Fuels played a part in one of the most televised events in recent history.

The state contended that the land deal meant that the tribe's reservation fell under state, not federal, gambling laws.

Its first big name was WD-40 and the poor terms of the deal meant it lost 3p a can.

Rail Minister Stephen Hammond said the deal meant passengers would have "significantly improved journeys".

However, Ms Smeeth said she would support HS2 if a new deal meant it would bring investment to Stoke.