Sentence examples for begun negotiating for from inspiring English sources

In another change the producers have begun negotiating for Internet streaming rights to the films they acquire; this season some of them will be available streamed online for the first time, and on video on demand.

Because of Lincoln Mercury's experience, Kyser said, "I think you'll start to see some of the other divisions say it's time to go West, and revitalize our health". A spokesman for the Irvine Spectrum industrial center said Young & Rubicam has begun negotiating for a "significant" expansion of its 150,000-square-foot office in anticipation of increasing its auto-related client roster in the area.

Tanzer began negotiating for Harrington before the 2000 draft.

She began negotiating for a space on West 43rd Street, but the deal fell apart at the last minute.

They loaded the ship's captain into a lifeboat, shoved off from the cargo ship and began negotiating for his release.

Dr. Pusey busily raised still more money, sought out new deans and professors, opened new student housing towers and began negotiating for a merger of Harvard and Radcliffe.

The U.S began negotiating for Powers to be released and a Powers-Abel exchange was "speculated upon almost from the day of the U-2 pilot's conviction," according to The Times.

When the company began negotiating for space in Cranbury, N.J., city and state officials "finally realized that this was not an idle threat," Mike Goldrich, IAVI's chief operating officer, said in an interview in his downtown Manhattan office.

After federal officials announced that they were suspending deportations to Haiti because of the earthquake, Mr. Montrevil's lawyer, Joshua E. Bardavid, said he began negotiating for his client's release, arguing that since he was not a flight risk or dangerous to others, the law barred him from being held unless deportation was imminent.

I approached a merchant and began negotiating for a locket (an extra touch that makes these authentic fake purses look more genuine).

Rather, it is part of a severance package he began negotiating for himself when he was fired in the spring of 1998, amid a sagging stock price and criticisms of his extravagant corporate lifestyle (he had the company buy a $24 million private jet).