Sentence examples for calling for negotiation from inspiring English sources

Its leader François Chérèque appeared on television calling for negotiation on the employment terms for both young and old people.

Isn't negotiation a better path?" You are quite right in calling, for negotiation… The purpose of our direct-action program is to create a situation so crisis-packed that it will inevitably open the door to negotiation.

But late Wednesday he addressed the Catalans in a speech that felt more conciliatory than confrontational, calling for "negotiation" and "dialogue," exactly what has been lacking in the dispute so far.

The war in that region drags on with no apparent constituency for peace, there are no substantial segments of either population calling for negotiation, and the Israeli public seems far more willing to take military action to achieve not peace but "security".

The people I met with were not calling for war, they were calling for negotiation.

Isn't negotiation a better path?" You are quite right in calling for negotiation.

Turning off public anger toward Israel, and calling for negotiations over war, may now prove difficult for moderate Arab leaders.

Some officials in Kabul contend that the war against the insurgents cannot be won and are calling for negotiations.

A faction of employees has tried in vain to bridge the gap between union and management, calling for negotiations to resume.

President Rouhani has been bold in calling for negotiations with the western allies, and in committing himself to a foreign policy of "reason and moderation".

The hedge fund Oaktree Capital Management, which at one point owned a 14.8percentt stake, also attacked the board, calling for negotiations on a sale and taking steps to sue.