Sentence examples for making sweetheart from inspiring English sources

The former tax executive criticised for making "sweetheart deals" with multinational companies has been appointed as a specialist adviser for a leading accountancy firm.

Republicans, who held their own share of secret sessions when they were in control, seized on Mr. Lamb's request to highlight their complaints that Democrats have been making sweetheart deals on the legislation and do not want that process exposed.

Although no incriminating evidence has yet surfaced, it's fair to wonder if VA officials have been receiving kickbacks in exchange for making sweetheart deals.

Mr. Giuliani, now a wealthy man, probably does not need to make sweetheart deals for jewelry, even if that's what his transaction with the Yankees looks like.

It was a riveting few hours that underscored the government's biggest challenge in this trial: to build a plausible case against Mr. Bulger with star witnesses, like the former hit man John Martorano and Mr. Morris, who have made sweetheart deals with the government.

A report by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has alleged that firms such as Pepsi and Ikea made "sweetheart" deals with his government to save billions in tax in other countries.

I predict Netflix and the like will make sweetheart deals with the ISP/Conglomerate club in order to close the door on competitive future innovators.

Unfortunately, this is the only dinner I'm making tonight, sweetheart.

"Before making this sweetheart deal, the City failed to follow laws requiring a comprehensive environmental impact study and a vote of the people," Stand for San Jose said.

And in the very same week that JPMorgan Chase was making this sweetheart deal with the SEC and paying a fine for its wrongdoing, Jamie Dimon said this to the Australian: "It's so unfair to talk about Wall Street and ethics".

Ms. Ziemba, in particular, has a spontaneity that makes a sweetheart of yesteryear feel very much of the moment.