Sentence examples for a stage of negotiation from inspiring English sources

The reluctance of some local authorities to participate in Mr Osborne's reconfiguration of regional powers is a stage of negotiation, not a final rejection.

The directive has now been laid before the European parliament, and has reached a critical stage of negotiation.

Today's agreement is "a fantastic result at a very important stage of negotiation," the AllTrials campaign in the United Kingdom said in a statement.

One of the mediator's key roles is to help build trust among stakeholders throughout all stages of negotiation.

Amplify, the education division of Rupert Murdoch's company, is in an "advanced stage of negotiations" with a potential buyer.

Glen says that he recognises the concerns but says it is a "delicate stage" of negotiations.

William E. Lucas, his deputy, managed the day-to-day talks through a critical stage of negotiations last month.

Meanwhile, on the heels of the failed talks this week, The Times reported "the possibility of a new stage of negotiations in the full Congress," which might result in avoiding the automatic cuts.

The Greek-Cypriots are entering a critical stage of negotiations to join the European Union in the first wave of enlargements, and they need all the help they can get.

"United's action is especially outrageous, considering we are in a critical stage of negotiations," said Scotty Ford, president of District 141-M of the machinists' union, which represents the mechanics.

The statement left open the possibility of a new stage of negotiations in the full Congress, where lawmakers will try to hammer out an agreement on a tax overhaul, changes to entitlement programs and new revenues as a way to avoid automatic across-the-board cuts over 10 years.