Sentence examples for a respected negotiator from inspiring English sources
Trade experts and business leaders said the new investigation into intellectual property could be a sign that the trade agenda is shifting into the hands of a respected negotiator, U.S. Trade Representative Robert E. Lighthizer, who during the Reagan administration helped implement some of the most protectionist trade policies of recent decades.
He was a skilful and, perhaps more importantly, a much respected negotiator in the industrial relations climate of the dying days of Fleet Street.
Ḥassūnah proved to be a persuasive and respected negotiator, mediating between Arab nations and between the league and countries outside the region.
While CAA went through a shakeup at the end of 2014 when fired football division co-head Ben Dogra, they were quick to woo respected negotiator Todd France to join super agents Jimmy Sexton and Tom Condon in leading a practice that manages over $2.6 billion in current NFL contracts.
Labor's ability to deal with the current crisis has been hurt, some union leaders acknowledge, because it lacks a group of respected negotiators like those during the 1970's crisis when the city teetered near bankruptcy and laid off tens of thousands of workers.
Australia has some of the most skilful and respected negotiators in the business but there are not enough of them.
But with capable, respected negotiators..
Today, behavioral scientists are a respected part of the F.B.I., and negotiators are sometimes given equal status with the SWAT teams.
treaty, as it is known, represented a significant advance in United States-Soviet relations amid the cold war; from 1985 onward, Mr. Glitman, a respected veteran of the Foreign Service with expertise in arms control, was the United States' chief negotiator.
