Sentence examples for initial dealings from inspiring English sources

"Everyone tells us the baby is fine," Mrs. Miraj said of her initial dealings with doctors when Brenton was born.

A similar surface orderliness – with its implication that Foxtons will bring order to the messy property market – marks the company's carefully choreographed initial dealings with clients.

But in court, six F.B.I. agents and one police detective gave largely consistent testimony about their initial dealings with Mr. Awadallah, which seemed intended to refute the allegations of mistreatment.

Koštunica was less successful in his initial dealings with the republic of Montenegro, which had officially boycotted the September elections and which was demanding greater autonomy within the Yugoslav federation.

Ultimately, deals with both Sony and Philips fell through, (although a prototype console was produced by Sony) with Philips gaining the right to release a series of titles based on Nintendo franchises for its CD-i multimedia player and Sony going on to develop its own console based on its initial dealings with Nintendo (the PlayStation).

As long as you follow the above steps, your initial dealings with her should be pleasurable.

Two government officials have already resigned over the dealings, and an initial judicial inquiry put the loss to the state at $136 million.

The initial study grew out of Ms. Chess's own dealings with her daughter, Zoe, who was diagnosed as autistic before doctors determined that she actually had Rett's.

Federal regulators, after an initial failure, today charged for a second time that Ernst & Young's dealings with a software client violated rules intended to keep accountants independent from the companies they audit.

Brushing aside last-minute questions about its parent company's dealings, China's No. 2 oil company, Sinopec, raised $3.5 billion in an initial public offering today.

But others said they were appalled by what they saw as Mr. Burris's initial efforts to portray himself as utterly unconnected to Mr. Blagojevich and his questionable dealings when, bit by bit, Mr. Burris's later disclosures painted an entirely different picture.