Sentence examples for because it was negotiated from inspiring English sources

The subsequent treaty is called the Paix des Dames because it was negotiated by Louise of Savoy, mother of Francis, who had acted as regent during his absences, and Margaret of Austria, aunt of Charles and regent of the Netherlands.

Japan has had a strong allegiance to the proposal in part because it was negotiated in Kyoto, but in bargaining over treaty, Japan has tended to side with the United States against European demands for deep cuts in domestic emissions.

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina condemned the deal by definition because it was negotiated by Obama, who Graham said was not sufficiently "feared or respected" by Iran to be an effective negotiator.

The Big East's television contract expires in 2012-13 and is considered undervalued because it was negotiated in the wake of the A.C.C. invasion, which lured away Boston College, Miami and Virginia Tech, and when much skepticism surrounded the football conference.

Indonesia, which has had more human cases of avian flu than any other country, has stopped sending samples of the virus to the World Health Organization, apparently because it is negotiating a contract to sell the samples to an American vaccine company, a W.H.O. official said yesterday.

Asked why the full text of the deal was not yet public, Abbott said this was because it was "being negotiated".

The school will start accepting applications in October for 45 ninth graders next fall, and it is negotiating to lease a commercial building (its founders declined to say where, because they are still negotiating the lease).

The agreement for Yankee Stadium was unusual, however, because it was not negotiated or signed by community members.

Because it was a negotiated process, the key details have long been public.

The deal was of particular importance because it was essentially negotiated out of sheer desperation.

Instead of applause, the agreement was greeted here by a howl of protest because it had been negotiated in secret without bidding and had granted the Israeli company such sweeping guarantees and tax exemptions that the local taxpayers would end up covering any losses.