Sentence examples for imagining a deal from inspiring English sources

But this is even worse than my worst imagining: a deal to undermine key social insurance programs in return for a promise that Congress will come up with a plan for raising revenue at some future date.

There are some prominent American economists arguing the same thing.It is possible to imagine a deal on the debt.

I can't say I've spoken to every corporate real estate manager to query them, but I can't imagine a deal for this coming anytime soon".

The DeTrani channel will be an important step forward, but it's difficult to imagine a deal that both the Bush and Kim administrations could agree on -- and in the meantime, North Korea keeps churning out nukes.

Using the James Bond-inspired title With Love, From Russia, the song imagines a deal between the two politicians which has Putin taking the Baltic countries while giving Trump in return fantasy properties from Monopoly.

Imagine a deal in which the buyer has to put up only 29percentt of the purchase price and the new company ends up with debt close to eight times operating earnings.

"You can imagine a deal in which the Iranians say, 'We're not going to support Assad,' in exchange for a deal on nukes," said Bruce W. Jentleson, a professor of public policy and political science at Duke University and a former adviser at the State Department.

The Syrian National Coalition, the main political opposition outfit, said it would decide on November 9th whether to take part, after the Syrian National Council, a bloc within that coalition, came out against talks.If the regime and the opposition do meet, it is hard to imagine a deal that would stick.

For example, one could imagine a deal from Chipotle that disappears after 60 seconds.

For example, imagine a "trade deal" that prohibits companies from threatening workers with having their jobs moved to another country.

I imagined a good deal then, at 16 and 17.