Sentence examples for coherent negotiating from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians are in urgent need of a coherent negotiating team.
Here too, pressure must be brought on the rebel groups to form more coherent negotiating blocks if any agreement with the Sudanese government is to stick.
Encouragement can be drawn from the fact that different rebel groups were sufficiently coherent to negotiate and implement an agreement, something that had been deemed impossible.
Making a success of Brexit – or at least limiting the economic damage inflicted by it – will depend on fashioning a coherent and unified negotiating position and convincing the EU that Britain has a serious and trustworthy government.
With each day that passes, American exporters are slowly bleeding to death as they wait for genuine leadership on trade to emerge from their government and a coherent trade policy, negotiated years ago with Colombia, Panama and South Korea, to be put in place.
A nonstop whirlwind of multitasking, the gig involves organizing multiple orders, communicating with the kitchen, counting money and negotiating with a stream of customers who range from polite and coherent to angry and inebriated –– all for a minimum-wage reward.
But instead of negotiating a better treaty, Mr. Bush simply pulled out, leaving America without a coherent policy and removing from the bargaining table the world's largest producer of greenhouse gases.
Instead of negotiating with vested interests in the back rooms of the White House and Congress, the president should present a coherent plan to the American people.
The mayor is negotiating.
