Sentence examples for deals calling from inspiring English sources

While not directly mentioning either the TPP, the international free trade deal with 11 nations in the Asia Pacific region; or the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) with the European Union, the president asked Congress for the authority to fast-track the trade deals, calling them "[not] just free, but fair".

Obama said Warren was particularly wrong in criticising an element of trade deals called investor-state dispute settlement, or ISDS.

The world of work offers one route of escape, though deals call for a warranty signed in triplicate.

These deals, called viaticals, first appeared a decade ago in response to a surge in AIDS.

To get the best deals, call the distressed homeowner before the bank moves in to foreclose, says Perl.

The deals call for collaboration on drugs to treat such disorders as hepatitis C and Alzheimer's disease.

The deals call for a detailed plan, called "radio rules of engagement," that will stipulate a voluntary code of accepted business practices.

He rebuked the proposed deal, calling the proposed $285 million penalty "pocket change" for the bank.

He criticized the proposed deal, calling the proposed $285 million penalty "pocket change" for the bank.

Previously, Mr. Cumming had criticized the deal, calling the earlier offer inadequate.

Sanders has criticized the deal, calling it a "poison pill" and a takeover by "vulture capitalists" with "colonial" implications.