Sentence examples for won a deal from inspiring English sources

However, the smaller countries also won a deal to retain the rotating six-month presidency.

After long negotiations the industry won a deal to guarantee tax relief on decommissioning costs irrespective of future changes to tax rates.

He established Strategic Communication Laboratories (SCL) Group, which in 1999 won a deal to enhance the reputation of Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid.

There is another reason, analysts say, that major Wall Street banks hire this way: proving an investment bank won a deal because of hiring just one individual would be a challenge for regulators in the United States.

Ver.di, which is seeking rises of around 6% for its members in retailing, has so far won a deal for wholesale workers, worth a total of 5.1% spread over this year and next.

The group won a deal under which cuts in their emissions will be relaxed if a study shows next year that preventing accidental releases of oil would produce the same benefit.

Moreover, he won a bargain deal, giving only minor portfolios to his new partners.

He found that the more time they spent consulting others, the less likely they were to win a deal.

During a negotiation aimed at winning a deal, openly discuss with the other party your sense of extended responsibility to the stakeholders involved, both at home and overseas.

And one of the biggest failures of his first term was the Administration's inability to win a deal on cap and trade — originally a Republican idea.

Osborne has shown how well he can negotiate with northern Labour council leaders, but achieving progress beyond Manchester will require more diplomacy than winning a deal in Europe.