Sentence examples for dealing that has from inspiring English sources

The case, which spawned Grisham's 2008 best-seller, "The Appeal," underscored the kind of underhanded dealing that has stained the judiciary.

Still, some government watchdogs said the latest development was typical of the kind of behind-the-scenes dealing that has come to characterize the way many things are done in Albany.

By night, the exterior of the pale pink building serves as a backdrop to prostitution and drug dealing that has been allowed to flourish, according to the pastor, Zachary E. Carey, beneath excessively dim streetlights.

Beijing ought to be concerned about what the general public will do if the secretive, back-room dealing that has enriched some elites — which every day more Chinese can see and discuss among themselves — remains a forbidden topic for public discussion and reform, and therefore mass protest becomes the only option to address it.

The evolving scandal over "green jobs" -- with huge loans handed out to faithful campaign contributors -- epitomizes the special dealing that has become an art form in the system of Chicago and Illinois politics.

For 120 years, Maycroft, in the village of North Haven, N.Y., had been off-limits to the wheeling and dealing that has become a sport in the pricey resort towns of the Hamptons.

However, they confirm a picture of Pakistani double-dealing that has been building for years.

It is a complex deal that has yet to close.

2. A deal that has ample trick-winning power but a possible shortage of controls.

"This is not a deal that has to be done at any price by International Paper".

American has a successful alliance with Swissair -- a deal that has irked British Air.