Sentence examples for issue in return from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has tried to pull Iran into regular talks on regional and global issues, as well as on the nuclear issue, in return for a halt or suspension in enrichment.

It rarely practises what is known in Brussels as "cross-table bargaining" (back-scratching deals in which a member state helps another with one issue in return for a hand with a second).

In such an arrangement, an investor agrees to buy into a new issue in return for being able to sell back to the banks an equal amount of an old one, thus ensuring its net exposure does not rise.

"Bibi [Netanyahu] gave up the Israel option for military action on Iran, and he is now relying on the US, which says we need to give up on the Palestinian issue in return," Eldad said.

"The removal of the class action as an issue in return for a nominal payment removes a cloud that has been hanging over the stock," said Richard Holloway, an outside spokesman for Parmalat.

To help Accor finance the acquisition, CDC underwrote a €280m ($338m) convertible-bond issue in return for an increase in its stake in Accor from 4.5% to 8%.Why is Accor betting on a loss-making company in an industry that is barely showing signs of recovery?

Conservative leaders in most states with strong unions have in the past generally made accommodations with organized labor, often winning support on social issues in return.

It was disappointing that Mr. Bush offered no concessions on campaign reform or other issues in return for an endorsement he really needed.

The move is the latest in a long line of changes for banknotes, first issued in return for deposits by the Bank when it was first established in 1694 to raise money for William III's war against France.

And there is the separate question of how radical the eurozone-related Treaty amendment would be in any event: would the UK have the chutzpah to demand a re-opening of old issues in return for its support for the bailout measures, which are arguably in its interests as much as other member states'?

The move to plastic is the latest in a long line of changes for banknotes, first issued in return for deposits by the Bank, when it was established in 1694, to raise money for William III's war against France.