Sentence examples for charged negotiations from inspiring English sources

Keeping democratic oversight of years of painstaking, highly technical and politically charged negotiations with scores of countries will also be a mammoth task for Britain's elected representatives.

To avoid having to undergo politically charged negotiations at 13 different tables, the parties changed the game by creating a functionally equivalent structure in which Bell Atlantic was the nominal acquirer.

It was an anticlimactic coda to nearly two years of highly charged negotiations that broke down several times, with Italy threatening "a cultural embargo" against the Getty unless it surrendered the items.

With the need to agree the BBC's royal charter having to be completed by the end of this year, the government has bowed to pressure from BBC supporters to agree an 11-year charter, thereby disconnecting the highly charged negotiations from the political cycle now that parliaments are fixed for five years.

That is perhaps a useful message for the north to hammer home, in the light of the charged negotiations taking place on Abyei, as well as on other issues like economic resources, and in particular oil.

Also on Riordan's agenda before Hahn takes office are the politically charged negotiations over the city's sale of electric power to the state this summer to avert blackouts in other parts of California.

But despite the deliberate, calm and ordered tone set by the judge, the tension soared as an emotionally charged negotiation took place between Painter, his ex and her lawyer.

Frank Sander and Robert Bordone, in their March 2006 Negotiation newsletter article "All in the Family: Managing Business Disputes with Relatives," describe several ways in which this CEO can tailor his basic negotiation skills to the highly charged family negotiations he is about to undertake.

The bodies charged with negotiations in the absence of direct government contact will meet on Wednesday June 11th to discuss the matter.For background see article IRELAND, the only country legally bound to do so, holds a referendum on the EU reform treaty drawn up at Lisbon last year on Thursday June 12th.

In 1986 the Administration for the Advancement of the Negev Bedouin (AANB) was established within the ILA as the main governmental body charged with negotiations over Bedouin land ownership claims and overseeing the development of Bedouin towns including the formulation of housing policies and allocation of housing lots for prospective residents.

A change of location on such short notice, especially for such a charged diplomatic negotiation, seemed to represent another complication.