Sentence examples for the same dealings from inspiring English sources

"Many other curators in the past had had the same dealings she did.

As a dues-paying member of the union, you deserve the same transparent dealings whether the amount in question is two days' or two years' pay.

Obama is supposed to bring change, not bring us more of the same sorts of dealings with lobbyists and kowtowing to corporate interests.

Dogs are believed to behave in the same way in their dealings with humans.

OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, an obituary on Saturday about Albert Seedman, the New York City Police Department's chief of detectives in the early 1970s, referred incorrectly in some editions to two New York police commissioners with the same surname who had dealings with Mr. Seedman during his time on the force.

Whitman acts as though she can take the same attitude into her dealings with the state Legislature.

At the same time, in their dealings with the United States and Britain, the Soviets insisted on strict adherence to the Cairo Declaration, re-affirmed at the Yalta Conference, that the Allies would not accept separate or conditional peace with Japan.

"Integrity" combines the reasonable expectation that one be as straightforward as possible in all dealings with the unreasonable expectation that all dealings demand the same kind of straightforwardness.

We could ask the same question about May's dealings with the formidable Nicola Sturgeon in Edinburgh, but not today.

Communicating digitally was easy: Even if you work in the same building, most of your dealings with colleagues are done via computer anyway.

Kaplan said the case raised the question whether a renowned professional athlete is bound in his commercial dealings by the same standards of honesty and fairness aspired to by the rest of society.