Sentence examples for called negotiation from inspiring English sources

Maloco gathered ashes from the Mackintosh building for her new piece, called Negotiation of Space (A Door Opening and Closing).

Listen, that's called negotiation and I invented it, OK? Read "The Art of the Deal" — preferably in hardcover.

"I think we all want to see DACA protections, so I think there's an opportunity to, if they give something — it's called negotiation, right?" Rep. Ami Bera (D-Calif.) told VICE News on his way to the organizational meeting of the new Congress last week.

After the strike was called, negotiations resumed.

John Sargent had called negotiations with Amazon a "chess game," and he seemed to have won the opening gambit.

Mr. Hastert's spokesman, John Feehery, said that House Republicans were "not impeding anything," adding, "We're trying to get this done, and it's called negotiations".

Saeed Jalili, Iran's top negotiator in talks with the big powers over his country's disputed uranium enrichment program, called negotiations with Catherine Ashton, his counterpart, "constructive and helpful," the official Islamic Republic News Agency reported on Wednesday.

"It's called a negotiation; everything is negotiable".

"Project management," she says, "can easily be called a negotiation job, because you are negotiating with everybody all the way through the project.

While several executives close to the talks called the negotiations advanced, no agreement has been reached.

"That's called a negotiation, I really don't think that is significant.