Sentence examples for been negotiating since from inspiring English sources
verb
To confer with others in order to come to terms or reach an agreement.
The sides have been negotiating since the end of the season.
The sides have been negotiating since before the union's contract expired at the end of July.
The sides have been negotiating since June about wage increases, sickness and death benefits and pensions.
The league and the union have been negotiating since July, when the contract expired.
The two sides had been negotiating since June on a contract to replace the existing one, which expired Saturday.
The two sides have been negotiating since December 1999 and had sought an agreement by July 2000, when the contract was opened for changes.
He can't even know with whom he might be negotiating since there are a lot of elections between now and 2017, including a crucial one in Germany this autumn.
The sides have been negotiating since June 20.
The News Corporation, controlled by Rupert Murdoch, has been negotiating since early June to acquire the Italian venture, known as Telepiù, for about $1 billion.
The EU and the United States have been negotiating since 2011 over a deal that would protect personal data exchanged between the two as part of efforts to crack down on terrorism.
FedEx Express, the largest division of the FedEx Corporation, and its 4,700 pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, had been negotiating since March 2004 but reached a stalemate last October, when the company asked the National Mediation Board for help.
