Sentence examples for acknowledged negotiations from inspiring English sources

While both sides acknowledged negotiations are amicable and constructive, Fehr said players clearly are "not enamored" with proposed limitations on contract lengths and a clause that would force them to wait longer before becoming unrestricted free agents.

While Bumble or Match have never publicly acknowledged negotiations between the two companies, sources close to the situation have confirmed in the past to TechCrunch that there were multiple back and forth offers from Match which fell short of Bumble's desired valuation.

The questionnaire included items such as family respondent's reasons for agreeing/disagreeing with the video recording, multisource satisfaction with the outpatient interaction, and evaluation of skills in 6 domains (i.e., giving recommendations, listening, explaining, acknowledging, negotiation, and patient-centered communication).

Veba later publicly acknowledged the negotiations.

Arn Tellem, Mussina's agent, acknowledged that negotiations had stalled, although he did not identify the pursuing team as the Yankees.

In a statement, Napster acknowledged that negotiations had fallen through with Bertelsmann, and it suggested that its aspirations to create a commercial service had ended.

A1 Congress Pressed on Medicare Bush administration officials acknowledged that negotiations on a bill adding prescription drugs to Medicare were taking longer than they had expected.

The United States and Europe acknowledged before negotiations started that they would not get the tough sanctions they were hoping for, promising to enact harsher measures on their own once they had the imprimatur of the United Nations.

Cognizant of that, politicians from across the spectrum hailed the court's decision publicly on Sunday, even if they acknowledged that negotiations might still have a way to go.

Mr. da Silva, who won a landslide victory in elections on Oct. 27, acknowledged that negotiations to reach a deal among business, workers and other sectors of society would have to "start from zero".

In a press conference after his opening address, the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon acknowledged that negotiations had failed to live up to expectations: "Some member states hoped for a bolder ambitious document.