Sentence examples for a negotiating mood from inspiring English sources
"The United States is in a negotiating mood because they realized they are not going to get what they want by bending arms," one Council diplomat said.
"It's a negotiating mood".
This new math may put some developers in a negotiating mood.
This, the plan noted dryly, "assumes repayment at some future date to be negotiated with the creditor .The creditor, though, is not in a negotiating mood.
They might be right: despite occasional bouts of bellicose rhetoric, North Korea is currently in a negotiating mood (that is, seeking to squeeze more money from the outside world).
Just like in the House, Meadows noted that the tight timeline had made for a "better negotiating mood" for the majority of senators.
Create a negotiating committee.
With neither the ruling family nor the opposition in any mood for compromise, there seems little prospect for a negotiated way out of the impasse.
He is said to want a negotiated end to four decades of violence.In this section The Viktor and Yulia show, continued Not like the neighbours The underdogs bark Once bombed, twice shy A hawkish problem Bolognese sauce Fishy tales Reprints Related items Spain and ETA: Cherokee capturedNov 20th 2008Yet the Madrid government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero may not be in a mood to negotiate.
"It was a negotiated surrender.
This would kill a negotiated settlement".
