Sentences with phrase «eventual deal»

Owen Smith was sacked over calls for a further referendum on Brexit despite the Party's conference policy still holding this out as a possibility if the May's eventual deal proves to be unacceptable.

There is doubt that Kim Jong Un is ready to give up North Korea's nuclear weapons, but talks could be a good start to an eventual deal, says Vasu Menon of OCBC Bank.

As for the progressive trade agenda, they point to recent polls showing that improved labour and environmental standards in NAFTA are exceptionally popular in the U.S., and they say some of these provisions could help win crucial ratification votes from Democrats to actually get an eventual deal through the U.S. Congress.

To build on that, The Sun report that Lemar has now informed Monaco of his desire to leave and join Arsenal, and all the signs would point towards an eventual deal before the transfer deadline passes at the end of the month.

But nevertheless, the fundamentals are arguably simple enough to be described in three short equations, each of which gives us a clue about an eventual Deal UK (Duk).

Since then, the administration's efforts have become less dramatic and more incremental, pursuing talks with the facility's owners while waging a slow - moving legal battle seemingly designed to achieve leverage ahead of an eventual deal with the company and federal regulatory authorities.

Elsevier is also balking at a second demand by the German institutions: They want the eventual deal to be public.

The memo also makes clear that Commissioner Pryor and Capital Prep Principal Perry were already discussing giving Perry's private company more than one Hartford Public School at least a year before the eventual deal was brought before Hartford Board of Education this past November.

Let's not forget that Kathryn Stockett's The Help was rejected over 60 times, and that her eventual deal only came together with the assistance of a Hollywood director and a screenplay.

The next Bonn session should produce a document of 15 pages outlining elements of an eventual deal, to be turned into a draft negotiating text at yearend talks in Lima, Werksman said.

Many developing countries are wondering if they can get a say in what an eventual deal looks like, since having developed countries set the rules is akin to a demolition firm being asked to restore a historic monument on a plot they're already planning to level into a parking lot.