Sentence examples for get a deal through from inspiring English sources

In fact, the best moment to get a deal through on reform came nearly a decade ago when Democrats and a handful of Republicans backed a reform bill.

You can't just get a deal through and then have the government collapse.

It would require a "sea change" in congressional attitudes to get a deal through, he said.

If Theresa May can't get a deal through Parliament, then what?

"I am hoping and praying the prime minister can get a deal through," he said.

May needs the votes of 320 MPs to get a deal through the Commons.

Republicans were cool to that idea, saying they would prefer to focus on just getting a deal through Sept. 30.

As I'm sitting here, I'm not thinking about me, I'm thinking about getting a deal through that delivers for the people of this country.

She is variously described as "lonely", ordered to quit, described as being "in quicksand" and of her hopes of getting a deal through parliament "dramatically receding".

Theresa May's foray to Brussels to seek the E.U.'s aid in getting a deal through her Parliament ended in frustration, leaving her with no clear way forward.

Assuming the bill passes through parliament (a big if, given the difficulty it might have in the Lords, where bills cannot be rushed through), if the PM has not got a deal through parliament by 13 March, MPs would either have to vote to agree a no-deal Brexit - or else they would have to vote to require the PM to seek an extension of article 50.