Sentence examples similar to astute negotiators from inspiring English sources
Ramaphosa, a former secretary-general of South Africas ruling African National Congress, is an astute negotiator who was personally involved in the negotiations in ending apartheid in the early 1990s.
Indeed, Ms. Thyssen-Bornemisza has shown herself to be an astute negotiator.
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Mr Barber, who held the top job for ten years, was respected by both Conservative and Labour ministers as an astute negotiator but also a moderate and an 'honest broker'.
Former colleagues recalled Mr. Gaherin (pronounced GUER-in) as a tireless and astute negotiator, with a firm grasp of complex issues, a repertoire of jokes to break tensions and a calm demeanor in a crisis.
Deakin was an astute wage negotiator, but he supported the Labour government's policy of wage restraint.
Generous when generosity was called for, firm - sometimes even brutally so - when he felt firmness was needed, he was an astute leader and masterly negotiator.
Colleagues described him as an astute businessman and skilled negotiator who demonstrated those talents by persuading a number of private radiologists in Baltimore to join a single group practice.
"Mr Bissell is a very astute businessman and very hard negotiator," says Arvind Singhal, chairman, Technopak.
Known as a tough negotiator and an astute judge of talent, Braun led a move in the industry to demand higher royalty rates for artists.
