Sentence examples for proposing a deal from inspiring English sources
The man in Afghanistan was proposing a deal to trade safe passage of his eight family members out of the country for Bergdahl.
NBC is offering instead a strategic merger, proposing a deal that would create a joint venture, with NBC as the majority partner.
They are holding under-served communities hostage by proposing a deal: roll back rights to private, open media, and we'll give you cheaper internet.
But the Bloomberg administration immediately rejected the offer, saying that the governor was proposing a deal that is inferior to an aid package the Legislature has already enacted and that city officials believe will hold up in court.
Shortly after a whirlwind tour, the real estate firm — founded and run by local residents — received some enraging news: The would-be renters (one a Wall Street lawyer, the other a hedge fund portfolio manager) had left behind handwritten notes for the owner of one of the properties proposing a deal that cut the firm out of the transaction.
The Yankees' offer stood at $36 million over four years -- and they may have been willing to increase that by $2 million or $3 million -- and Rivera's representatives reduced their asking price, proposing a deal with a base salary of $39 million, in addition to what the Yankees considered substantial incentives.
When Adrian expressed an interest in driving, his father proposed a deal.
And she proposed a deal to end the mining-tax row.
Mr. Eiland proposes a deal: cease-fire, prisoner exchange, normal fuel and electricity supplies, and a reopened, monitored Egyptian border.
Last year he proposed a deal that the Port Authority said would have cost about $3.5 billion in public assistance.
