Getting clearance to visit Hobet 21 required considerable negotiation.
The official Russian Information Agency, evidently eager to calm investors, did arrange a briefing for foreign journalists last month with someone who, after considerable negotiation, agreed to be identified only as "a senior Russian official".
But Democrats and Republicans continued to express different views of how to achieve those goals, suggesting that it will take considerable negotiation to reach a deal and get a stimulus package through Congress.
The museum is a space still undergoing considerable negotiation and it is not only in China - where it was announced last year that 100 museums would be built in Shanghai by the World Expo in 2010 - that the forces of globalisation can be seen in the changing role that museums now play.
The challenge of balancing each profession's self-interest with the public interest through this process may require considerable negotiation.
Primary care is the interface in which social worlds and the biomedical model meet and interpenetrate, an intersection which requires considerable negotiation at many different levels.
But this state of affairs is by no means self-evident, and is rather the product of considerable negotiation by bioethicists themselves.
After considerable negotiation, our final result incorporated both ideas: that for a physics class, the development of representational translation skills (expressing results as numbers, graphs, and equations) was of value.
We acknowledge that the development of a gold standard transition service would require considerable negotiation, planning, support and finance, and that some commissioners and clinicians may have reservations about committing to additional investments in healthcare.
He says that after considerable negotiation, Seigneurie agreed to recall old lead-based paints that were still on store shelves, and that in March 2014 his Cameroonian partners confirmed the company had done so, at least for some of its old paints.
One of the lawyers appearing at the court for Timor-Leste, Sir Elihu Lauterpacht, said Australia's unconscionable conduct "manifestly distorts the character of the future negotiations by placing Timor-Leste at a considerable negotiating and litigating disadvantage".
