Sentence examples for finalised deal from inspiring English sources

Chrystia Freeland told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that her team had been having "technical exchanges" with Britain about Canada's recently finalised deal with the EU.

Mr Johnson, the London Mayor, is expecting to be given a full briefing of the finalised deal at a meeting of the "political cabinet" – a body specially created for him to attend while he remains outside the full cabinet – on 23 February, following the EU summit the week before.

The communities secretary, James Brokenshire, said on Sunday that if no finalised deal were put to the Commons by 27 February, MPs would again be given an amendable motion to consider, allowing them to block a no-deal departure or make other interventions.

The communities secretary, James Brokenshire, said on Sunday that if no finalised deal were put to the Commons by 27 February, MPs would again be given another amendable motion to consider, allowing them to block a no-deal departure or make other interventions.

But a finalised deal hinges on a "reasonable compensation package" for smaller British boats, which lose out.

However, a number of financial stumbling blocks meant that a finalised deal for the Adams Park side was delayed until Friday's announcement.

But there have been reports since the election that Ms Sturgeon was planning to "rebrand" the independence referendum as a vote on the finalised UK Brexit deal.

Political attention in Europe is now really focused on the finalised EU-Canada CETA deal, due to be ratified in the coming months, which up to now has been subject to less public scrutiny but raises many of the same concerns around standards, public services and the rule of law," she said.

The 34-year-old finalised a one-year deal with the League Two newcomers last week and insists Town are going places.

Late last night, the Supreme Court opted to lift a stay which had been placed on the sale of Chrysler, clearing the way for a deal (now reportedly finalised) which will leave the government as part-owner of the carmakers.

"We have dealt with 2,000 finalised cases, but every time we get rid of some, more come into the system.