Sentence examples for approaching negotiations from inspiring English sources
Corbyn says Labour would not be approaching negotiations with the EU on the basis of threats.
Osborne and David Cameron will be approaching negotiations in Seoul this week with some trepidation.
As Dunham observes, that begins with approaching negotiations as something more than simply "dividing up the money," between two sides.
Much of the recent maneuvering is simply an effort to lay down markers for the approaching negotiations.
Mr. Kalikow allowed the union's accounting firm, KPMG Peat Marwick, to examine The Post's books, and Mr. McDonald praised Mr. Kalikow for approaching negotiations with candor.
To the Editor: In addition to Roger Cohen's pragmatic suggestions to approaching negotiations with Iran, the Obama administration should consider reaching out directly to the Iranian people.
"This is how North Korea approaches negotiations — not through the conventions of diplomatic courtesy but through raising the stakes through provocations.
Research also finds that those who approach negotiations with a positive attitude and high expectations tend to perform well.
With the deadline fast approaching and the government facing rifts over how to approach negotiations with Brussels, these warnings have become more urgent.
Army troops were put on standby, but as evening approached negotiations between police officials and religious leaders succeeded in dispersing the crowds.
This meant agreeing the lowest possible EU budget for 2011, and demonstrating real restraint as we approached negotiations on the next financial perspective".
