Sentence examples for chance for negotiation from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Shamir, far from seizing the chance for negotiation, has grasped at straws - indeed invented straws - to avoid negotiation.

One very important point that is missing from your article is that as more health care organizations merge there is less competition, less chance for negotiation and more likelihood that our patients' care will be interrupted.

Speaking to MEPs in Strasbourg Tuesday, European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker made clear there was no chance for negotiation.

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It was meant to show how the lockout had choked any chance for negotiations, Umenyiora said.

"You have destroyed the last chance for negotiations," Mr. Meshal said, according to Reuters.

He said that the ferocity of the Israeli campaign had crossed the line and called it a "holocaust," adding, "You have destroyed the last chance for negotiations".

It is now unlikely that any deal will be approved at the forthcoming October summit of EU leaders, which means that the next chance for negotiations to conclude would be at an expected emergency EU summit in November.

"Brazil and Turkey are convinced that it is time to give a chance for negotiations and to avoid measures that are detrimental to a peaceful solution of this matter," the foreign ministers of Brazil and Turkey earlier said in a letter to the UN Security Council.

"The differences between the sides are now much deeper, and the chances for negotiations are much more remote," said Shlomo Avineri, a liberal political scientist at Hebrew University.

The President has been criticized for wasting chances for negotiations in his first term, but in fairness, three Soviet leaders have died since Mr. Reagan came into the White House, and he had no decisive leader to talk to.