Sentence examples for areas of negotiation from inspiring English sources

There are four main areas of negotiation.

Lingering only briefly on the eurozone crisis, Hollande's inaugural speech expressed a heartfelt commitment to opening up "new areas of negotiation" between employers and employees.

"Rural communities have always been the real areas of negotiation," said Shaun K. Malarney, a Tokyo-based American scholar of Vietnamese village life.

Privately, his aides say, the most contested areas of negotiation will be the range of minimum and maximum sentences for lower-level felonies.

"It should not and will not be the practice of the Australian government to describe areas of negotiation in such judgmental language".

He told a Senate estimates committee the term "occupied" East Jerusalem was "freighted with pejorative implications which is neither appropriate nor useful" and Australia would not "describe areas of negotiation in such judgmental language".

She zeroes in on the areas of negotiations, higher productivity, and effective leadership.

My brother followed a professional road less traveled and has achieved remarkable success in the area of negotiation formation.

The final area of negotiations concerns competitiveness and is the easiest part of the talks.

"We always welcome the broadening of relations with our allies, but this is a sensitive area of negotiations because we are constrained by our Constitution from certain agreements," Mr. Galvez said.

Australia has recognised the importance of labour mobility, but maintains it is a complex area of negotiations (http://www.octapic.org/pacer-plus-nearing-conclusion-says-chief-trade-adviser/).