Sentence examples for friendly deals from inspiring English sources

"It's hard to do friendly deals".

'LOCK-UP CREEP': Increasingly in friendly deals, there is what I call lock-up creep.

For Carlyle's part, Michael Hildisch, director of the firm's Munich office, said its partners were interested only in friendly deals.

His partners dubbed him "Dr No", and the difference in the two visions was too much for Kohlberg, who favoured friendly deals sealed over drinks.

Many investors say that while the labels' weakened finances have led them to make slightly more friendly deals, they remain tough negotiators.

The vogue for appointing co-chief executives, a common feature of today's friendly deals, looks like a case of avoiding hard decisions.

This is only possible as a friendly deal," he added.

A friendly deal would grant full access to Foster's books.

The companies are still talking about the possibility of entering a friendly deal.

A friendly deal would probably require Ms. Wachner to move on voluntarily.

But it does mean trying to reach a friendly deal as quickly as possible.