Sentence examples for favourable deals from inspiring English sources

"Downey Jr has been able to cut unique, favourable deals that ensure he is well compensated for his Tony Stark troubles," Forbes' Natalie Robehmed told The Guardian.

Hammond said that Scotland had no chance of securing its own favourable deals or opt-outs on either immigration controls or enhanced access to the single market.

"The big stores have deep pockets and they receive favourable deals from publishers, but you can also buy books from supermarkets, garden centres, the internet.

This race to the bottom on tax, where countries undercut each other to offer more and more favourable deals to companies, is no good for any of us.

Although it was not much mentioned specifically in the course of the campaign, Trump took a determined stand against existing and proposed multilateral trade agreements, saying he could negotiate more favourable deals bilaterally with national capitals.

Eustice argues that UK the could assert itself as a leading power in the north-east Atlantic, able to exercise its authority independently and strike favourable deals with neighbours such as Iceland and Norway.

But the UK's ability to negotiate favourable trade deals is not a given.

Protracted and less favourable trade deals could hit the UK economy and, in turn, impact on public spending.

Favourable trade deals and visa liberalisation programmes are among the suggested ways of winning the acquiescence of target countries.

That is assuming the UK carried out widespread deregulation after its exit and managed to strike favourable trade deals.

Disney also cut a favourable deal with the Florida authorities, Gennawey explains.