Sentence examples for which began dealing from inspiring English sources

But unlike Argentina, Chile, Peru and other Latin American countries, which began dealing with the ghosts of the past after turmoil and dictatorships ended, this is a nation still at war, with two leftist insurgencies challenging the government and an illegal paramilitary force attacking villagers suspected of collaborating with rebels.

One recent selection by the group seemed particularly timely: "Death-bed of a Financier," by Stevie Smith, which begins, "Deal not with me God as I have dealt with Man / In the prosperity which thou hast given me".

This continued into 1741, at which point the Treasurer began dealing harshly with Fellows who had not paid.

With that, he began dealing.

I began dealing.

"It used to be, 'Fifty percent off a haircut, what's the catch?' " said Andrew Unger, a founder of Lifebooker, which began offering deals in late 2007, though it took two years, he said, for consumers to become comfortable with the concept.

We must also immediately begin dealing with our crushing debt burdens, which this legislation will worsen.

The credit union, which began offering the deal on Saturday, Sept. 29, and closed it the following Tuesday, declined to comment.

The current political crisis, which began in early 2009, has dealt additional blows to the economy.

Slater arrived in the City through a passion for share dealing, which began as a hobby.

One headwind facing smaller teams: NASCAR's eight-year, $4.48 billion TV deal, which began in 2007, is a 40% improvement, on average, over its previous deal.