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I don't think that counts as being pedantic. "Suspend" is not the right word if you're going to point out that it was the US that broke the deal, but the headli
by happytoexplain 9mo ago
I don't think that counts as being pedantic. "Suspend" is not the right word if you're going to point out that it was the US that broke the deal, but the headline is burying the lede. Party A broke the deal, then party B announced the deal has been broken and formally suspended the deal. Party A's actions should be in the headline.
- Supermancho 9mo ago> US that broke the deal, Changed the deal. A deal is between 2 parties in agreement. When both parties agree to terms that are written out, the one party (Europe) is given a document with modified terms, the provider (US) broke convention. The receiver of the modified document stopped the negotiation. Suspended is sufficient to describe the situation. This isnt complicated, sheesh.
- bigbadfeline 9mo ago> Changed the deal... [after] both parties agree to terms, [one] is given a document with modified terms... Putting on my Dart Vader hat: "I'm altering the deal, pray I don't alter it any further" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D8TEJtQRhw&t=11s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D8TEJtQRhw&t=11s