Sentence examples for big negotiations from inspiring English sources

Once the Kremlin started focusing on the issue, they speeded up a bit, but Russian negotiators stomped away from their last big negotiations, in July.

We all see the big negotiations like tax and health care reform, but we miss the ones such as a drop fee on a rental car.

With a big negotiation looming, the union's 26-member governing body voted him in.

There was a lot of sunny talk about common ground and shared goals when the four budget leaders of the House and Senate met on Thursday to prepare for the big negotiation to come.

The issue was especially sensitive because the countries of the world are in the middle of a big negotiation that is supposed to produce a new global climate treaty by 2015, to take effect in 2020.

"The big negotiation is going to be what concessions the City of San Francisco is going to be able to get from C.P.M.C.," said Mr. Prentice, who was among the participants in the panel about the future of St . Lukes.

Bedtime is a big negotiation, but we try to have them in their P.J.'s by 7. EARLY TO BED To tell the truth, we don't do much after the kids go to bed.

No wonder NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, who's got a big negotiation with the players union coming up, played up the poverty theme during his Friday address to the media, despite the relative economic health of the league itself.

But that timeline, he admitted, would be a "record speed for any big negotiation".

The biggest negotiations seem to involve how the authority can balance its budget while agreeing to any raises.

"I know that I'm just a small fish over here that's kind of being caught in bigger negotiations that are happening," he said.