Sentence examples for arduous negotiations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Podesta and Todd Stern, the State Department's climate envoy, began arduous negotiations with China.

The abortion provision was a result of arduous negotiations last summer between leaders of both houses.

But after 10 years of arduous negotiations, does time still matter?

Even with American support, Russia still faces arduous negotiations over membership.

The reshuffling will move out a prominent diplomat, Christopher R. Hill, who led the arduous negotiations with North Korea.

The decision, as the WTO began its meeting in Doha, Qatar, was made after 15 years of arduous negotiations.

Gyor has embarked on an arduous negotiation with Audi over what taxes it will pay.

Analysts stressed that Dassault's selection marked the beginning of what could still be an arduous negotiation process.

If the euro zone and IMF wanted to avoid lending more billions to Greece, private creditors would have to take much bigger losses.So alongside the bad-tempered bargaining among politicians, there was an equally arduous negotiation with Greece's creditors.

But then the unthinkable happened: by the narrowest of margins, the no vote won, leaving the fate of the peace agreement – which had taken more than four years of arduous negotiation to reach – in the hands of a man who had fought against it from the start.

It's a safe bet that the brand's "Zoom, zoom!" strategy, so successful in Japan and Europe, will be implemented in the PRC only after months (or years) of arduous negotiation.