Under Clinton, you had a set of negotiations to try to de-nuclearize North Korea.
Each chapter is strictly chronological but is also monothematic - say, a war, a set of peace negotiations, a joust.
The mayor has spoken of trying to persuade the authority to take over the private bus lines for months, but yesterday he appeared to be jump-starting what is likely to be a set of complicated negotiations by giving himself 90 days to close a deal.
Nevertheless, Reid refused to delay a vote on the bill, instead diving into a set of backdoor negotiations with Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Pat Leahy (D-Vt).
Firstly, by relaxing the monopoly union assumption, this paper provides a general bargaining framework which allows for a wider set of negotiation structures.
Trying to deal with all the sources of the many gases involved in a single set of negotiations, in a forum of 193 countries, was always a tall order.The Copenhagen accord edges towards allowing negotiations to take place in new forums.
He says: "I do not want to say it was a great negotiation in 2010 and a poor set of negotiations in 2015 but in 2010 we negotiated off the table the scale and scope review which is still on the table this time so they [the BBC] have gained nothing at all.
And his moment of greatest peril came not during the famous public events of the Monica Lewinsky crisis but, rather, during a set of closed-door negotiations that have remained to a great extent secret.
Rank-and-file Democrats now believe a set of ultimately irrelevant negotiations was taking place with a bipartisan cast of House members and senators while more important talks were going on between the White House and Senate Republicans.
Thus the court's decision is unlikely actually to change French or German fiscal policy: it will remain possible for the council to ignore any new recommendations for sanctions that the commission may make.More likely than a fresh proposal for sanctions is a fresh set of negotiations.
