Sentence examples for the deal to develop from inspiring English sources

Even if it withdraws from the deal to develop and market Erbitux, it is not clear that Bristol-Myers will be able to sell its stock in ImClone before a three-year standstill agreement expires.

Some experts speculated the leadership was employing a good-cop, bad-cop strategy, to allow the negotiators on the nuclear issue in Geneva to go back to the table arguing that they needed to sweeten the deal to develop a consensus.

Israel's energy minister, Yuval Steinitz, said that the progress on the deal to develop Israel's gas reserves had contributed to the thaw between Israel and Turkey and that Israel had been looking into the possibility of exporting gas to Turkey for months, according to Israel Radio.

Trans Union a credit monitoring and ID protection company, led a Series C round, and it will use the deal to develop services with Dashlane for each other's customers.

CNCP – The Chinese oil company is already involved in the deal to develop Iran's South Pars gas field and plans to take over Total's stake in the project.

TransUnion, a credit monitoring and ID protection company, led a Series C round, and it will use the deal to develop services with Dashlane for each other's customers.

Microsoft pulled out of the OS/2 deal to develop Windows, thus ensuring the slow death of OS/2.

With Time Warner pledged to join in as the building's major commercial tenant, the Related Companies offered the most substantial deal to develop the site.

Phil Lanzafame, the city's chief assistant director for community development, said the studio has developed roughly 460,000 square feet of space and still has rights under the original deal to develop another 35,000 square feet.

The director of Precious and The Butler has signed a deal to develop The Brian Banks Story, a biopic based on a harrowing real-life tale of deceit and shattered dreams.

PAGE C7 NEW YORK REPORT COMPANY TO SALVAGE PLAN To Develop West Side Railyards Less than two weeks after the collapse of a billion-dollar deal to develop the railyards on Manhattan's Far West Side, a new developer, Related Companies, has agreed to salvage the plan.