Deal definitely off.

Deal is off.

The deal is off?

The deal is off.

And see, you deal them off the top.

It takes two to call off a deal.

Now I know, and the deal is off.

Deal with Manchester definitely off. Is that something terrible?

The whole deal is off? Are you crazy, Buljanoff?

All the floozies are going off the market.

These are the market share. Most people wanted the combo deal.

A great deal of fluidity still exists in the operation of the market, combined with a good deal of complex, and sometimes controversial, market regulation, particularly for imported products.

Off season farming credit for market gardening and produce.

And so they're holding off until they get a deal with them.

I made a deal and got you off with a couple of years.

We have stressed our intention to ward off any market distortions.

It was thus important to recognize and deal with the features of the security market.

The Dude's whole future depends upon this deal. Can you get off his back?

To deal adequately with science and technology, a judicious mix of market and government involvement was necessary.

He would have got a great deal more if he hadn't spoiled it by showing off.

Price fixing, boycotts, market allocations and refusals to deal are among the practices that such measures should target.

Piracy off the coast of Somalia is causing a great deal of concern to the shipping world.

All I can tell you is, it's a sweet deal and I'll be able to pay off.

Every channel available, whether it is off or online, should be used to market tourism information.

(He boasts and shows off) saying, I have spent a great deal of money (for the cause of God) .

(He boasts and shows off) saying, I have spent a great deal of money (for the cause of God) .

Technology transfer and spin off programmes developed by national and international space agencies demonstrated a new market oriented approach based on demand and well identified market segments.

It was making the transition to a market economy and had made a great deal of progress towards democratization and good governance.

The public agreements made on these workplaces have a spin off effect on the rest of the labour market.

3. Notes the concern expressed by the Board over the reduction in the market value of the investments of the Fund and the continuing efforts by the management of the investments to deal with market turbulence

It's your deal. Your deal... Your deal, darling.

In addition to providing full, enhanced and stable market access for developing countries' agricultural and industrial exports, concrete steps are required to deal with market entry barriers such as product standards and regulations and sanitary and phytosanitary measures.

Deal 'em. Deal me out.

Off, off, off, off, off, off, off.

It was stated that Africa needs a fair deal that will enhance its productive and trade capacities and competitiveness, provide it with effective and favourable market access, secure genuine market entry opportunities and respect its specific trade and development concerns.

This is a deal I had with Natasha, which is that when we got to Atlanta she could take she could cut off my beard.

In return, the children, some as young as 11, are forced to deal drugs on the street to pay off their debt to the smugglers.

Ten then. Deal or no deal?

Come on. Off, off, off, off, off, off.

Experts emphasized that smaller tourism providers are better off cooperating as opposed to competing to achieve a stronger position in the tourism market.

Norway has advocated that a fissile material cut off treaty should also deal with existing stocks in order to have a full and genuine disarmament impact.

Non Annex I Parties had done a great deal in recent years to reduce subsidies, to adopt market policies and to reduce the rate of increase in emissions.

The provisions of the Act also seek to deal with sources of funding for terrorism and cut off its material supplies through the criminalization of money laundering.

Subsequent programs to deal with emerging market crises featured an analogous combination of country adjustment and private sector involvement. Voluntary debt exchanges worked, roughly speaking, with investors accepting haircuts.

There has also been a good deal of optimism expressed that corporate behaviour and market conditions are, if not fully favourable, at least more benign than in the past.