Sentence examples for deals something from inspiring English sources

Anti-corruption activists say the process lacks teeth and depends on the goodwill of companies to renegotiate the terms of mining deals, something the government admits.

Labour: Bill Clinton personally led the US crusade to include rules on labour standards in future trade deals, something many protesters at the Battle of Seattle supported, although calling for environmental controls to be added.

The ONS said it had seen a big increase in the use of car finance deals – something which has worried the Bank of England amid rapid growth of personal debt to levels unseen since the 2008 financial crisis.

Bringing 3G into deals, something Mr Buffett has said he would like to do again, could help but is not without risk.Mr Kass also points out that some of the moats Mr Buffett put his faith in are starting to get filled in.

The (almost all state-owned) banks have come in with debt for equity deals - something close to a bail out - for the most troubled companies.

But during this period, it would also expect to be able to negotiate its own international trade deals - something it cannot do as an EU customs union member.

"Goodyear wanted a fair deal, something they could get if they decided to move to another location," said Mr. Plusquellic.

Opponents would not be able to block the deal — something they could have done if it went through the City Council.

That didn't, of course, prove that Meyers wasn't involved in the arms deal — something nearly impossible to establish in any event — but it certainly suggested it.

But such a move would be contingent on Men's Wearhouse beginning substantive talks over a deal, something that it has declined to do over the last several months.

As China has become Australia's largest trading partner and a big source of overseas students, ABC chiefs considered the deal something of a coup.