Sentence examples for a basis for negotiation from inspiring English sources

But it does seem to contain at least a basis for negotiation, which in the past has been missing.

Palestinians speak of the 1967 lines as a basis for negotiation, an idea President Obama once endorsed.

When a bidder offered $100,000 less than the asking price, I told her we didn't even have a basis for negotiation.

If he produces a shopping list that might be more realistic as a basis for negotiation, he will be denounced from within his party for seeking too little.

It will be viewed by the BHA as a statement of the authority's final position on the issue, rather than a basis for negotiation.

Shanks, supported by its two largest shareholders, said it would be minded to sell at 150p, so there was a basis for negotiation and the board agreed to open the books.

All I can say is it's a basis for negotiations".

From there, short-term measures must be agreed as a basis for negotiations, with a view to a deal being agreed by the end of the week.

Most other countries want to keep the existing agreement as a basis for negotiations, to ensure that rich countries are held by international law to agreed cuts.

That condition makes it unlikely that Mr. Hu's somewhat vague proposal, which included eventual reunification of Taiwan with the mainland, could serve as a basis for negotiations.

6] to see whether the plan would be accepted as a basis for negotiations between Konrad Henlein's party and the government of Prague.