Sentence examples for organization deal from inspiring English sources

"I'll let the Eagles organization deal with that".

The foreign minister, Celso Amorim, and the United States trade representative, Susan C. Schwab, will talk today about how to reopen the negotiations and overcome obstacles that have prevented a World Trade Organization deal aimed at strengthening the global economy.

Some supporters of the trade organization deal say that may mean approving more arms for Taiwan -- which enrages Beijing -- or may mean finding a way to enforce Chinese compliance with the deal that would appease the critics.

How does your organization deal with "continuity of leadership" issues?

The papers examine issues as diverse as information analysis for intelligence purposes, how to respond to, or predict the growing threat of cyber warfare how to understand the lethality of different terrorist organization and how leaders can help individuals in their organization deal more effectively with the increased stress that a more diffuse and dangerous security environment has engendered.

Part of these stocks are accumulated because Japan agreed, as part of a World Trade Organization deal, to make regular purchases from foreign producers, mainly the U.S. To keep domestic rice prices high, the Japanese government hoards its WTO-mandated imports.

Mrs. Ferdon said that Mr. Aramony's pending release should remind donors that the organization dealt effectively with him.

Other sections gave the authorities access to private information and the right to go through the records of any company or organization dealing with the Internet.

"I don't think an international organization, dealing with an international event, is going to base its decision on a bilateral issue".

"You can't open up that can of worms" is how she put it, adding that the youth organization deals with 103 parishes and 25,000 youngsters from the first through 12th grades who play nearly a dozen sports.

Ms. Wetlaufer said in a telephone interview that the book would be full of practical business advice, divided into three sections: working within an organization, dealing with competitors and handling matters of life and career.