Sentence examples for form of deal from inspiring English sources
Both sides deny discussing energy, let alone some form of deal.
Many in Letta's own party remain vehemently opposed to any form of deal with Berlusconi's Freedom People (PdL) party.
Here's a nub point from Professor Twomey: While some form of deal or arrangement has been common in recent decades, largely to booster the claim of one side or the other to form a government, it is not constitutionally necessary.
More and more evidence shows that well before 30 January 1972, the trend of British policy was to seek disengagement; four months previously, Burke Trend as cabinet secretary minuted that "if the six counties ceased to be British, the saving to public expenditure would be considerable … some form of deal with the Irish Republic seems the best option available".
Both Labour and the SNP have ruled out a coalition, but the Tories have seized on comments from Labour's Angela Eagle, who said her party would talk to any other party represented at Westminster to get its Queen's Speech through, as evidence of the potential of some form of deal.
Yet another assault on middle-income countries' ability to buy drugs comes in the form of trade deals.
He said that form of dealing with hacking "is only pissing off more people and making more people want to join up".
From Apple's perspective, Gizmodo had gone too far the minute it offered money for the phone, which Apple viewed as a form of dealing in stolen goods.
Very soon, that monitoring turned into ways to push information out to customers, in the form of deals, contests, or promotions.
The push, some three years in the making, comes in the form of deals with Warner Brothers Studios to restore and digitize the Warner motion picture and television library, the world's largest, and also create a digital post-production studio.
There is a give and take, a back and forth appropriate form of deal-making that ensures we are able to pass laws, evaluate them, and implement them, despite our differences.
