Sentence examples for going to broker from inspiring English sources

The senior American source, however, says: "Pakistan is not going to broker this deal.

Once, I went all the way to Germany to buy a collection that Hackhofer was going to broker, only to find out that the owner refused to sell.

Ed Vaizey, one of the good guys who, as Mensch says, "has our backs" (as opposed to our fronts?) is going to broker a meeting between Nadine Dorries and influential people in the media.

In the meantime, she advises aspiring academics to read the report, which is available free on the Internet, so that they can get the benefit of "knowing what is the process, how do faculty jobs come about, how do universities work, who should I turn to, who is going to broker the deal in the university, so who should I be talking to there.

"The trend has gone to broker representation," said a local real estate firm associate who analyzes the San Francisco rental market on a weekly basis but was not authorized to speak publicly.

Hotwani went to brokers London & Country and got a 75% LTV two-year-fix through the Clydesdale.

Another $3,000 to $7,000 apiece went to brokers and middlemen back in India.

And then we saw a little bit of an uptick in terms of the volume that went to brokers.

Gupta added that the firm estimates that each month it helps its customers save around $3 million in fees that would ordinarily go to brokers.

Stay away from funds with back-end loads (sales commissions that go to brokers), but favor those with a redemption fee (an assessment on short-swing trades that reverts to other fund shareholders).

To put into context how opaque the buying and selling of bunkers is, Hemnani says that currently most shipping companies go to brokers to buy fuel for their ships in the same way you might use a mortgage or insurance broker, but with a key difference: the bunker market is entirely unregulated.