Sentence examples for angry negotiations from inspiring English sources

Angry negotiations between the company and the rank-and-file drivers went long into the nights.

American officials seemed somewhat relieved that the long and often angry negotiations with the Philippines were over, and that the United States could quickly withdraw from its former military empire there.

Acknowledge their desire for "a few more minutes," but be clear and decisive; don't fan the flames of their frustration by engaging in angry negotiations that aren't likely to yield a positive result.

In O'Connor's telling, the worst aspects of Jeter's life are that he dislikes criticism; he was silent about steroid users in his midst (he has a Michael Jordan-like penchant for resisting opinions on anything but victory); he became angry when negotiations over his contract went public; and he was annoyed at the media yentas who badgered him about his romance with Mariah Carey.

Opposition officials said Hijab's hardening language was addressed primarily to armed groups on the ground who are angry that negotiations are going on without any sign of humanitarian aid reaching civilians in besieged areas or the release of prisoners – as required by the UN resolution mandating the peace process.

The different styles of Dolan and Hindery were on display last Thursday when two Cablevision officials -- neither one named Dolan -- who had agreed to testify, along with Hindery, at a hearing before a Suffolk County legislative committee, backed out rather than become enmeshed in what was expected to become an angry public negotiation.

Through the executive training programs at PON he has offered specialized negotiation training (i.e., Technology Negotiation, Dealing with an Angry Public, Teaching Negotiation in the Corporation) to more than 40,000 people.

Instead, try construing exchanges with angry parties as negotiations in which the primary goal is to search for tradeoffs that will lead to a mutually beneficial agreement.

Jeter's comments made it clear, however, that he was angry that the negotiations on a new contract had become so public and so contentious, with the Yankees expressing concerns about his age and declining performance and with some commentators portraying him as greedy and unreasonable.

Fatah officials, meanwhile, have begun searching for ways to revive the secular nationalism that flagged in the face of deep-seated official corruption and an inability to convince an angry electorate that negotiations would do more to bring peace than Hamas's guns and rejection of Israel.

The first person to get angry in a negotiation is at a disadvantage.