Sentence examples for it's broker from inspiring English sources

"Tenants think it's broker lingo when we say, 'Time is of the essence; better move fast,' " Mr. Hochlerin said.

At present, it's broker centric.

Usually it's brokers, not state regulators, that people consult when considering whether to join a ministry.

James Brooke (NYT) PERU: TALKS SUSPENDED The Organization of American States said it had suspended talks that it was brokering between Peru's opposition and government to pave the way for elections next year.

In 2006 Eta ended a "permanent ceasefire" nine months after it was brokered with a bomb attack on Madrid's Barajas airport which killed two people.

It was brokered by the African Union and proposed forming a government of national unity.

It was brokered in an unusual partnership between the United States and Russia, with the help of Jordan, Brazil and the director general of Unesco, Irina Bokova.

It was brokered as part of the larger state budget package, which was put together with the leaders of the Legislature, leaving him on the sidelines.

Salvador Sánchez Cerén, El Salvador's left-wing president, all but disowned it in the run-up to his election last March, even though he was vice-president when it was brokered.

Salmond had been furious about the agreement since the day it was brokered by Tony Blair in person with Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, in his "deal in the desert" in 2007.

The Queens Citizens Organization, a church-based advocacy group that was the first to approach Pathmark about building in southeast Queens, opposed the $400,000 requirement when it was brokered by Councilwoman Juanita E. Watkins, who represents Springfield Gardens.