Sentence examples for inking a deal from inspiring English sources

At the time, Maurice was close to inking a deal to take his sauce national, expanding beyond his East Coast base.

For years, Apple did increase its sales in China, especially after inking a deal with the carrier China Mobile, in late 2013; China is a big country with a growing economy, and there were at least enough wealthy consumers to provide Apple with several years of good sales.

Since inking a deal in 1993 the company, a 50% owner of TengizChevroil, and its partners have spent more than $10 billion on drilling and infrastructure.

According to The Wall Street Journal, GE is close to inking a deal to sell its plastics business to a Saudi Arabian chemicals company for $11 billion.

They can help set realistic values and take the time to explain all the potential risk factors before inking a deal.

Hallier says Show Media is close to inking a deal with a bank that might use it to flash updated CD rates in real time.

America believes that inking a trade deal that results in little fresh liberalisation is pointless.

Soon, the company inked a deal with Laurin.

Simon & Schuster have inked a deal for worldwide rights to One Direction fanfic.

The University of Michigan, however, just inked a deal with Amazon to bring some 400,000 old titles back to life.

Baird inked a deal with Israeli arms manufacturer, Elbit Services, to provide a flight simulator to help the Australian Royal Flying Doctor Service.