Sentence examples for workable deal from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, May will keep trying to find a workable deal.

But at the same time, it's got to be a workable deal for all sides.

But they do not boost the already low expectations that a workable deal can be done.

The UK's climate secretary, Ed Miliband, conceded there was some way to go before a workable deal was reached.

The prime minister needs to get a workable deal in place quickly and she has asked for more time.

The government of President Mahinda Rajapaksa has hinted it is prepared to go beyond the bounds of the constitution to offer Tamils the hope of a workable deal.

When reminded that there appeared to be few workable deals the Knicks could make, he said that would not stop them from searching.

There is also the nagging question of whether YouTube can keep its party going and cut workable deals with the copyright holders whose material populates much of the video that people post on the site.

The agencies collect close to $2 billion a year in royalties, but operate under consent decrees that they say do not give them the flexibility to negotiate workable deals in an age of streaming.

This view of workable deals between TV and the Internet has only recently emerged, as it is only in the last year that the numbers of those who use a given web site or online service have attained any real significance.

But following the changes in China's economy and its joining the World Trade Organization, negotiating power has gradually shifted to the foreign side, thus opening up room for workable deals.