Meanings of believe a deal in English

Industry sources believe a deal could be concluded by the end of the week.

At the end I believe a deal can be reached.

I believe a deal will be done here, Simon Coveney told an Irish parliamentary committee.

Reports from last week's EU summit suggested, however, many leaders believe a deal is now looking less likely.

I believe a deal that was said of him wasn't true, and nothing won't ever make me believe it.'

Shareholders can take legal action if they believe a deal undervalues their company, provided they do not tender their shares.

There will be much posturing and horse-trading but most observers believe a deal will be done sooner rather than later.

But even if no agreement or extension is granted by the Wednesday deadline, many believe a deal will be struck eventually.

But there are indications that the British and Irish governments still believe a deal is possible next week at Hillsborough despite current difficulties.

A Socialist-PSD agreement would end weeks of uncertainty in financial markets, and most analysts believe a deal will be reached, possibly next week.

Fifty percent believe a deal will be reached, a drop of 7 percentage points from the previous week, and 48 percent are doubtful.

London said it believed a deal on post-Brexit relations was still possible.

He said he believed a deal was still possible before European elections.

Pier 1 said it believes a deal could be completed in the third quarter.

Analysts said they believed a deal would ultimately get done.

Rio countered that they believed a deal was still possible.