Sentence examples for large-scale dealing from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is now tolerated by the police except when it involves large-scale dealing or when it leads to other crimes, such as robbery.

Similar large-scale deals of the currency would see it blossom, said Mundy.

All told in July, Mr. Thain negotiated seven large-scale deals at Merrill, including what the firm says was the largest secondary offering of stock ever, at $9.8 billion.

The Omnicom Group, the second-largest advertising company, has shied away from large-scale deals after overspending on digital agencies during the dot-com boom.

THE year in corporate deal-making has raised many questions about the future of mergers and acquisitions, regulators' tolerance for large-scale deals and the business sectors that may still be ripe for consolidation.

Goodwin was dubbed a megalomaniac by one City analyst and was unable to embark on large-scale deals of the type he loved until 2007 when he launched the fateful bid for ABN Amro.

Because the sharply divided 112th Congress and the White House repeatedly eschewed large-scale deals in favor of quick fixes, myriad bills left undone will be in the hands of the 113th Congress, set to convene at noon Thursday.

Mr. Boehner said over the weekend that he would no longer try to achieve a large-scale deal involving as much as $4.5 trillion in spending cuts along with broad-based tax reform and changes to entitlement programs.

Chief executive Ian Livingston, who ousted the division's boss François Barrault three months ago when it became clear that Global Services had run into trouble, admitted that there could be even more losses as he completes a review of all the large-scale deals it has signed, including its multibillion-pound contract to upgrade the NHS IT system.

This isn't the first large-scale deal for Placecast.

Shyp has also signed a number of large-scale deals that will help improve its shipment volume.