Sentence examples for Negotiate release from inspiring English sources

Former national security adviser Robert McFarlane flies to Tehran with a shipment of spare parts, hoping to negotiate release of hostages.

Former President Carter Arrives in Pyongyang to Negotiate Release of American Prisoner.

Rainilaiarivony sent a diplomatic mission to England and France to negotiate release of their claims on Malagasy lands and was successful in brokering a new agreement with the British.

Despite persistent efforts by ADRA and USAID offices in both Khartoum and Juba to negotiate release of the commodities, authorities claimed that such extensive testing was necessary because bulgur was a new import crop for the Republic of Sudan.

Also, if union activities were paid for by union dues rather than tax dollars, there would be less dues money available for campaign contributions to the grateful politicians who negotiate release-time benefits for the contributing unions.

The president did not define in much detail what those communications might entail or whether the government would facilitate personal efforts by families to negotiate releases.

As part of a negotiated release in November, some money owed to Bay was deferred.

He thought this was the last chance for a negotiated release.

Although the government issued no statement about the negotiated release, seven of the prisoners were freed in mid-July 2010 and immediately sent to Spain.

Bitrus said the students freed last week in the first negotiated release between Nigeria's government and Boko Haram should be educated abroad.

Scotland international goalkeeper Allan McGregor and the Romanian defender Dorin Goian have also negotiated release clauses.