Sentence examples for conduct of negotiations from inspiring English sources
"I expect I will have full and free independence in the conduct of the review, just as I had in the conduct of negotiations," he said.
Since then, the two leaders have sparred repeatedly over the extent of the prime minister's powers and his conduct of negotiations.
Napoleon's obstinacy frustrated the attempt at a settlement, but when in August Austria finally declared war on France, Metternich, by his superior conduct of negotiations, had won for his country the leadership both in the political and in the military field.
This decision depends on the level of the global utility (that is, the sum of the utilities) the two unions receive under the choice of the MNE as regards the conduct of negotiations.
He suggested that: "As for the conduct of negotiations, we make the modest proposal that the negotiation rooms should in future be an inebriation-free zone".
Earlier this week Russia's U.N. ambassador, Vitaly Churkin, complained that "any information not backed up by concrete facts... could have a negative impact on the conduct of negotiations of the group of six and Iran".
"I was at no time directly or indirectly involved in the conduct of these negotiations," said Briatore, who has managed Alonso's career since he first raced in formula one with Minardi in 2001.
An unsuccessful rival to Juncker for the job of commission president in 2014, Barnier will have the new official title of chief negotiator in charge of leading the commission taskforce for the preparation and conduct of the negotiations with the United Kingdom.
And now, thanks to leaks about the Palestinian conduct of the negotiations from Al Jazeera, a Qatar-based satellite-television channel, it is widely mooted that the process has been killed off altogether.Diplomacy is indeed comatose at present, but the leaks do not suggest it is past praying for.
Isn't that wonderful!" Today Mr. D'Amato, whose cluttered desk signals an owner with a Type AAA personality, has been to court (as special master in the Holocaust settlement case), taped a Rudy-Hillary sound bite for Fox Television, huddled with a new client and conducted a flurry of negotiations in language best described as locker room legalese.
