Sentence examples for close to negotiating from inspiring English sources

"They are more close to negotiating, but they don't have access to the street," Mr. Elelaiwy said.

Though U.S. or Canadian officials got close to negotiating the family's release a couple of times, each attempt was scuttled.

The Clinton Administration has won some concessions and says it is close to negotiating a workable accord.

The authorities drastically reduced the number of enterprises considered strategic and off limits to foreign investment and came close to negotiating Russia's entry into the World Trade Organization.

And President Ronald Reagan came close to negotiating a treaty with the Soviet Union that would have completely abolished nuclear weapons.

On March 2, after coming close to negotiating a new custody agreement on their own, but falling short, lawyers for both of Rocco's parents and the boy's court-appointed attorney met with Justice Kaplan at a hearing in New York.

Frustrated by his lack of endorsements, Marbury signed with the Wilhelmina Modeling Agency, which is coming closer to negotiating new deals for him.

The winners, then, might be the moderates in this mixed-up international game of chess: Obama, who is a bit closer to negotiating an agreement with Iran absent naysaying Congressional oversight; and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who stands to bolster his own political clout if such a deal is struck.

It is not clear if Expedia's deal to buy Travelocity's U.S. and Canadian assets pushed the company closer to negotiating for its own sale.

After decades of contention over whether Glendale or La Cañada Unified School District should have stewardship of children living in La Cañada's westernmost territory, known as "Sagebrush," school officials are closer than ever to negotiating a deal.

He sent Jakes Gerwel, one of his closest confidantes, to negotiate with me and the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC).