Sentence examples for which is deal from inspiring English sources

As one of Eisenhower's aides, he will do substantially what he did in civil life, which is deal with the exiled European governments on behalf of the U.S. The problem of the man who does, as a soldier, precisely what he did as a civilian is a confusing one, and we might just as well tip Lt. Col. Biddle off to the angles.

"It's really about getting all of these communities to do what they need to do, which is deal with the dust".

"When I go out to eat, I won't use a coupon — the whole thing is getting over on somebody, and it feels yucky to me," said Monica Byrne, 46, a chef and a partner in the 40-seat Home/Made cafe in Red Hook, Brooklyn, which is deal-site free.

The new relationship could be equally advantageous to Bonobos, which is dealing with rising competition online.

But those low interest rates also present a challenge for JPMorgan, which is dealing with glut of deposits.

The other side is the sports disciplinary side which is an independent side which is dealt with by the relevant Fifa bodies.

But themes also come with challenges, the first of which is dealing with friends and family members who may be skeptical.

The prosecutor's office in Augsburg, which is dealing with the case, says so far there is no evidence to charge him with a crime.

But prospects are uncertain in the Senate, which is dealing with the health care overhaul and where there is disagreement over how long any extensions should last.

But ratings, not critical praise, are becoming the standard for judging success at HBO, which is dealing with sharply escalating program costs and pressure to increase profits.

The commission, which is dealing with three other state aid cases involving France, balked at the plan to buy a stake in Alstom.