Sentence examples for Negotiate a future from inspiring English sources

The attack comes at a crucial time, as President Hamid Karzai and US officials, under strained relations, negotiate a future role for foreign forces after Nato troops hand over security to Afghan forces in 2014.

May claimed in her speech last Friday that the UK could negotiate a future trade relationship based on mutual recognition of standards overseen by a third party court, made up of EU and UK nominees.

The attacks have further dented delicate US-Afghan relations at a time when the Pentagon is trying to negotiate a future role in the country, but President Barack Obama told a television interviewer yesterday that the shooting would not lead to a " rush for the exits".

His bargaining position stronger than ever, Neymar's father persuaded the Santos president to sign what some saw as a naive agreement by the club allowing its star player to negotiate a future transfer with four years left on his contract and leave one year earlier than planned.

Merkel also said it made "no sense" to negotiate a future UK-EU relationship without agreement on the UK's financial commitment to the EU, while also hinting that parallel discussions could be possible once questions about budget contributions had been satisfied.

Under the withdrawal agreement rejected for a third time on Friday both the United Kingdom and the European Union are committed to a "backstop," which, in the event that they have failed to negotiate a future relationship by the end of 2020, would prevent the abrupt reintroduction of a hard border.

Anyone negotiating a future EU-UK trade deal is going to find many political leaders looking over their shoulders, says Fredrik Erixon, director of the European Centre for International Political Economy.

Israel is expected to harden its stance on security measures, particularly when it comes to negotiating a future demilitarized Palestinian state.

Last December, the Copenhagen Climate Summit gave the heads of state supposedly negotiating a future climate-change treaty a clear-cut choice between short-term profits for the few and the long-term survival of practically everyone and everything.

The Westphalian model, which established peace in central Europe after the Thirty Year War (1618-1648), can be used not as a blueprint for a new treaty for the Middle East, "but rather as a guide and a toolbox of ideas and techniques for negotiating a future peace".

Especially if there is not much which can be done….I orchestrated, like a conductor, bringing different concepts in and negotiating, negotiating a future.