Sentence examples for forging a deal from inspiring English sources
Already, fresh elections to the CFCM have been postponed while its leaders appear to be forging a deal.
A large number of impotent Republicans talk about reducing the debt, but are incapable of forging a deal that balances tax increases with spending cuts.
Perhaps it helped that in forging a deal to reduce risk, Mr Leavitt's own background in financial services was in insurance, not investment banking.
The company said it was in talks with more than one party about forging a deal that could see it taken private and de-listed, but that no firm proposal had been made.
With the Saints forging a deal last week to stay at the Superdome, team owners could award the next available game to New Orleans, a favorite Super Bowl site.
Not one to be left behind, Douglas made the transition to the professional ranks by forging a deal with a fellow West Indian, William Roach, who had erected the Renaissance Casino and Ballroom on Seventh Avenue, between 137th and 138th streets, in Harlem.
If Mr Obama cannot forge a deal with Iran, the nightmare of nuclear proliferation awaits the Middle East.
Diplomats and foreign officials here said they thought there was a commitment within the government to forge a deal.
On the afternoon of May 14, Mr. Bellows invited defense lawyers to his office to forge a deal.
The statement seemed to mark the end of the latest American attempt to forge a deal leading to the creation of a Palestinian state.
Mr. Nepal used a nationally televised address on Saturday evening to call upon all parties to break the impasse and forge a deal on the new Constitution.
