Sentence examples for competing negotiations from inspiring English sources

AOL, which two years ago was such an embarrassment that the moniker was removed from the parent company's name, is now the prized target of suitors, with MSN and Google currently in competing negotiations to form a partnership.

May is facing competing pressures in negotiations with the EU.

It is far from certain, however, that the White House would be willing to wage a fight against the powerful gun-rights lobby or take attention from competing concerns, like negotiations over the looming fiscal deadline.

Furious negotiations and competing news conferences were ongoing Monday afternoon as Pheu Thai and the army-linked Palang Pracharat both claimed they had the support of the people to form a government.

Later in the day, DocuSign — which facilitates e-signatures and other features to speed up contractural negotiations online, competing against the likes of AdobeSign and HelloSign — started to trade, and it saw an even bigger pop.

Call it a sort of negotiation between competing social forces.

The meeting, he said, was a settlement negotiation concerning competing claims to the same property.

His book points beyond the liberal conception of politics as a negotiation among competing interests and of policymaking as technical decisionmaking.

Examples include a study of policy implementation in human service organizations contracting to provide welfare-to-work services, published in Administration & Society, and her current research interest in the negotiation of competing institutional logics in social enterprise organizations.

Building institutions to support livestock mobility is political not only because of the act of inscribing physical boundaries but also because recognition requires a negotiation among competing authorities.

Mark McGurl has described this approach as "a complex dialectical negotiation of competing drives toward expansion [End Page 3] and contraction" (540).