Sentence examples for apart from negotiating from inspiring English sources

Apart from negotiating the price, and possibly taking out a simple loan, it is usually a straightforward transaction.

were the furthest apart of any negotiating partners, Corker said.

As the game's top administrator, Dr. Euwe drew on his knowledge of chess, his friendships with leading players, his tact and charm to keep match arrangements from falling apart and to negotiate compromises and soothe bruised egos in the emotional, pugnacious and politically volatile world of professional chess.

11 They claim a standing by asserting that they have particular rights under and even apart from statute to bid and negotiate for Government contracts free from compliance with the determination made by the Secretary of Labor for their industry.

They are negotiated in secret, apart from the hundreds of corporate lawyers and lobbyists writing the crucial details.

Nevertheless, apart from the prisoner deal with Hezbollah, negotiated through a German mediator, Israel also agreed with Hamas on a six-month truce that started June 19.

Apart from the difficulties inherent in the negotiating process, he was required to deal with the problem of establishing the ANC as a legal national movement.

What I did say that, inter alia, apart from other checks and balances, I would try to negotiate and promise to negotiate a system where there will be sharing of power also in the executive.

Apart from international pressure, however, Beijing has little incentive to negotiate.

Apart from the debt talks, its first job will be to negotiate a medium-term agreement with the IMF; the current one lapses in August.

Apart from its extraordinary cost and regressive tilt, the tax deal negotiated between the president and the Republicans has another fatal flaw.