Sentence examples for about negotiating to from inspiring English sources

Commissioner John Marinatto said that the Big East planned to "pause on the expansion front" and that he hoped to sit down with Syracuse and Pittsburgh officials in the near future about negotiating to let them out of the Big East after next season.

When Sarah dies, for example, there are two verses about her death, and a whole chapter about Abraham negotiating to buy a burial site for her in Hebron.

And the News Corporation's Fox television network is about to begin negotiating to sell fall season advertising time.

The company is negotiating to obtain about $600 million in bankruptcy financing from several firms, including GE Capital, this person said.

The letters attributed to Paul were meant to offer Christians practical instructions about negotiating day-to-day affairs, and they speak to specific churches at particular points in time. .

However, the system is sometimes negotiated to bring about a hastened death, albeit within a very limited range of options.

Although he was skeptical at first about negotiating with industry to lower the drugs' cost in poor countries, he encouraged more optimistic staff members to try it anyway, "because no one else was doing it".

There is, however, one issue not addressed in the statement: Are the Taliban sincere about negotiating an end to the war in Afghanistan?

President Bush and Congressional leaders are finally getting serious about negotiating an agreement to stimulate the economy and provide help for those hit hardest by the recession.

Two senior diplomats with knowledge of the talks, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Colonel Qaddafi had given no sign that he was serious about negotiating an end to the conflict.

He had been and remained confident that Fatah could more than hold its own against Hamas if the United States was serious about negotiating an end to the occupation.