Sentence examples for common negotiating from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the P5+1 states, despite a common negotiating posture on a formal level, themselves have differing geopolitical interests.

Bush administration officials have said that North Korean negotiators discussed accepting the American terms as a common negotiating goal in the last round of talks, held in Beijing in February.

Lawsuits are a common negotiating tactic, he added.

The following month, most of the Darfur rebel groups agreed a common negotiating position at Arusha, in Tanzania.

Diplomats from six major powers are due to meet next week to discuss a common negotiating strategy as an expected prelude to restarting high-level talks with Iran at about the end of this month.

Five Balkan presidents are meeting next month to develop a common negotiating position for the summit meeting, but with European attention focused on Iraq, major policy changes are unlikely.

The Welsh government's role in that process is to ensure Welsh interests are fully taken into account as we seek to agree a common UK negotiating position.

The tragi-comic suggestion by one Afghan monitoring group, the Afghan Rights Monitor – that the Taliban would have to agree not to kill the investigating committee – highlights the absurdity of negotiating common definitions given such fundamental differences.

What they don't expect to hear is that your day-to-day management challenges also included arguments over what time your colleagues could watch porn in the common room, and negotiating how staff could get to and from a brothel.

The basic support principle consisted of making individual perspectives explicit, which serves as a basis for negotiating common ground.

Recent development has discovered that certain physiological signals can be used for efficiently negotiating common keys among biosensor nodes.