Sentence examples for deals to exploit from inspiring English sources
He's my favourite of the dealers, with his Pontypridd gameface, auction strategies, and two-for-50p crisp deals to exploit the Jamie Oliver blackmarket.
While sanctions have been in place, deals to exploit the country's oil, gas, minerals, gems and timber have already been snapped up largely by Chinese, Thai, South Korean and Indian companies.
The traditional Bedouin inhabitants of the area have perhaps the longest list of grievances against the government, evicted from traditional lands to make way for government-backed settlers, excluded from deals to exploit natural resources like oil and gas, out-numbered in their old homes.
Beijing's $3.5bn $2.2bnn) stake in the mine is believed to be one of the largest foreign investments in Afghanistan by far and means that China has a head start when it comes to negotiating future deals to exploit the country's largely untapped mineral wealth, including iron, gold and cobalt.
The deal to exploit our resources had already been signed before the vote took place: Indonesia left nothing to chance in securing its future revenue stream.
Even while the conflict in east Ukraine was raging, BP and Rosneft struck a deal to exploit potential shale reserves in the Urals in May.
In May BP and Rosneft struck a deal to exploit potential shale reserves in the Urals at a ceremony attended by Putin at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, a Russian Davos that was shunned by many western business leaders.
Craig Thompson, president of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, yesterday was hit with a second lawsuit alleging that he made an improper business deal to exploit his research on the metabolism of cancer cells.
Like A.I.G. and SunAmerica, partners in the Citicorp-Travelers deal hope to exploit each other's strengths to sell products around the world.
It signaled that Cargill's confidence in Monsanto's future had not been shaken by Monsanto's pending sale of itself to the American Home Products Corporation, a huge deal intended to exploit the links between biotechnology research in all of what are known as the life sciences from food to drugs.
On the other hand, deals that seek to exploit investors with low-ball offers might find directors unable (because of various restrictions to defenses) or unwilling (because of collusion with the offeror) to bargain effectively on behalf of their shareholders.
