Sentence examples for clearly negotiating from inspiring English sources

Clearly, negotiating such an external political agreement will take considerable time and high-level effort.

Mr. Polenzani works hard and honorably at the intricacies, but the easy trill or clearly negotiated arpeggio are still not quite his.

Iran is clearly not in a negotiating frame of mind, at least on the nuclear issue.

Finally, the parties clearly spent some time negotiating this clause of the merger agreement: SECTION 6.17 Name; Headquarters.

The payoff, a year's salary, is justified as the outcome of what was clearly a hastily negotiated departure, as the chairman of the BBC Trust, Lord Patten has explained.

The memorandum governs only complaints made against government departments (so, for example, complaints against local authorities are not covered) and has clearly been heavily negotiated by the Department for Constitutional Affairs.

Her offerings from designers like Monkey Wear, Les Touts Petits, Maxou, Nicole Miller and Metropolitan Prairie are clearly culled to negotiate the delicate balance between her customers' desire to be fashionable and their mothers' desire to see them dress appropriately.

Remember that Apple clearly had to negotiate with AT&T for its iPad 3G wireless deal.

But those negotiating teams were clearly not evenly balanced.

Time Warner clearly has significant leverage in negotiating terms with AT&T, but it also has an incentive to reach a deal with AT&T because Time Warner would like to gain complete control of the assets.

Moreover, the breakdown coincided with reports that the London exchange was in early merger talks with the Deutsche Borse in Frankfurt, and its negotiating position was clearly undermined by such a technical debacle.