Sentence examples for because he was negotiating from inspiring English sources

So I don't want the inference to be drawn that if I make any change that it implies some disagreement with Governor Spitzer, because he was negotiating with the Legislature.

The manager spoke with one drinking couple about the seats they were about to take, because he was negotiating with another couple at his desk who had walked in to eat and couldn't immediately get a table.

One name that has been floated is Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash).. Cantor took some heat for last year's failure on VAWA, in part because he was negotiating directly with VAWA advocates to try to reach a compromise on a tribal provision in the bill that was -- and still is -- the biggest obstacle to VAWA's passage in the House.

Lawyers for the pharmacist, Robert R. Courtney, argued that the confession was inadmissible because Mr. Courtney thought he was negotiating a plea agreement.

Pakistan's powerful intelligence agency, the ISI, organized his arrest, reportedly carried out in cooperation with the C.I.A., because they were angry that he was negotiating with Afghan leaders without Pakistan's approval.

He was negotiating in bad faith, because he couldn't deliver the votes.

It will be tough to convince Mr. Assad because he feels that he is negotiating from a position of strength, analysts said.

And he will tell Tory MPs to stop bombarding Mr Cameron with demands, because it will look as if he is negotiating under duress for party, and not national, reasons.

"What he does is get underneath your skin, whoever he's negotiating with, because he figures out what your objectives are, your angles.

According to Duane Clarridge, a former chief of the C.I.A.'s Counterterrorist Center, the French refused to help, apparently because they were negotiating with Mugniyah for the release of French hostages in Lebanon.

meeting because he was busy negotiating with the automakers about cutting costs.