Sentence examples for whose dealings from inspiring English sources

He asserted that it was an opaque organization whose dealings were very secretive.

These are battlers, people whose dealings with the financial system are not about investing but simply surviving.

This would put us in a comparable position to Switzerland, whose dealings with the EU are framed in a series of bilateral treaties – but with one crucial difference.

And Piet is a Swedish police infiltrator whose dealings with top-level Polish gangsters have put him in an exceedingly dangerous situation.

Kabul Bank used the firm, whose dealings are nearly impossible to track, to transfer at least $60 million out of the country, a bank shareholder said.

Suffolk County's more affluent next-door neighbor, Nassau County, has had a control board since 2000, whose dealings with the county have been rocky.

For their part, the rich whose business dealings were outlined in the Paradise Papers have said they've done nothing wrong, and all of their dealings were lawful.

Last week, the commission chairman, John N. Goudie, whose business dealings are under Congressional scrutiny, quit the panel.

The mob is more abstract: it's a shadowy, vague "organization" whose illicit dealings don't really impinge on us.

The cost, after some debate with a bemused committee whose only dealings in the past had been with the WI, was £20, electricity £6 extra.

Ms. Stewart also wound up sending the first of many invoices to Ms. Pasternak, whose financial dealings with Ms. Stewart became the darker part of their friendship.