Sentence examples for because of the negotiation from inspiring English sources

The study also found that the donor landscape had become even more complex by the time of the second phase of data collection (2004), because of the negotiation or establishment of other new HIV/AIDS financing instruments at the country level, such as the World Bank Multicountry AIDS Program and the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).

The executive asked not to be identified because of the negotiations.

Greg Reaves, a spokesman for Merck, said the company could not say more because of the negotiations.

Reynold Levy, the president of Lincoln Center, declined to discuss the issue because of the negotiations with the city.

"It's a bad sign when board members start making loans to organizations," said a city official who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the negotiations.

Robinho was left out of the City squad last night because of the negotiations which seem destined to take him to Santos.

It is not clear what will be taught there because of the negotiations with Mr. Protas's lawyer about rights to the dances.

About four in 10 Americans said they had a less favorable view of congressional Republicans because of the negotiations, while three in 10 said their opinion of Democrats in Congress faded.

Things were starting to look up, until Wagner Ribeiro had a disagreement with Santos because of the long negotiation between Robinho, another of his clients, and Real Madrid.

The administration "made clear that we didn't expect immediately for them to break ties with Al Qaeda, because that's an outcome of the negotiation process".

Because that dollar amount is part of the negotiation, he declined to disclose it.