The phrase "army negotiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where military forces or representatives are involved in discussions or agreements, typically regarding terms of engagement, peace treaties, or other military-related matters.
Example: "The army negotiated a ceasefire agreement with the opposing forces to ensure the safety of civilians in the region."
Alternatives: "military reached an agreement" or "armed forces discussed terms".
Many provinces maintained back channels to Beijing, where Yuan, leader of a well-organised army, negotiated the abdication of the Manchus and his own ascension to the presidency in Sun's place.Not yet 30 years old, Song believed that the institutions he had crafted, based on the principles of devout republicans such as Jefferson and Madison, could rein in a strong man.
Yuceturk, who has been the imam since June of 2008, is a one-man army, negotiating with airport authorities, leading prayer, and gathering dirty dishes and leftovers after iftars.
After a botched police operation, the army triumphantly negotiated with the protesters, and an agreement was signed conceding many of their demands.
"These groups were unified by the same goal, which is getting rid of this sectarian government, ending this corrupt army and negotiating to form the Sunni Region," Abu Karam, a senior Baathist leader and a former high-ranking army officer told the New York Times.
But he refused to say what size army would be sufficient for Nicaragua's defense, and said such cuts would depend on the demobilization of the American-supported contra rebel army, on a negotiated balance of power among regional armies, guaranteed by the United States and the Soviet Union.
Local Turkish army commanders sometimes negotiated unofficial ceasefire agreements with their PKK counterparts.
John André, (born May 2, 1750, London, England died October 2, 1780, Tappan, New York, U.S.), British army officer who negotiated with the American general Benedict Arnold and was executed as a spy during the American Revolution (1775 83).
May 2, 1750 London, England October 2, 1780 Tappan, New York John André, (born May 2, 1750, London, England died October 2, 1780, Tappan, New York, U.S ., British army officer who negotiated with the American general Benedict Arnold and was executed as a spy during the American Revolution (1775 83).
Dalia Zein said the army should have negotiated early elections with the former president - the country's first democratically elected leader - rather than remove him from power.
Even the army coup was a negotiated affair, agreed among political, military and business elites to head off what they saw as a drift toward socialism.
The war ended when the United States finally recognized that it was unwinnable and forced the army to accept a negotiated peace or face a cutoff of U.S. aid.
