Sentence examples for context of negotiation from inspiring English sources
If a negotiator makes an untruthful statement, "That is the highest I can go," to another negotiator, then, since the negotiator believes that the other negotiator believes that he is making an untruthful statement, he cannot intend to warrant the truth of his statement, and/or the context (of negotiation) is such that he is not warranting the truth of his statement.
Client violence primarily occurred in the context of negotiation of sexual acts and condom use.
(Revealingly, perhaps, he has since backtracked on this position, and says the Palestinian capital could be discussed in the context of negotiations for a two-state solution).
When Mr. Corzine expressed his support tonight for President Clinton's nuclear missile shield "within the context of negotiations with Russia," Mr. Florio said he was being duped by Congressional Republicans.
Prior administration budgets included this change, but did so specifically in the context of negotiations over a "Grand Bargain," trading entitlement cuts for tax increases.
Asked about the latter argument, a senior administration official said any discussion of making the tax cut permanent would likely have to take place in the context of negotiations on broader tax reform.
Then Carney seems to signal a rejection of a short-term debt limit extension in the context of budget negotiations – just the kind of negotiations that seem to be happening.
"There is no grand bargain being discussed here in the context of this negotiation.
A disadvantage of this method is that questions arise again and again that are briefly discussed in the context of each negotiation but not fully analysed.
"It's not the price the Rockettes wanted, but in the context of the negotiations, it was a reasonable price," said John Hall, chief negotiator for the American Guild of Variety Artists, which represents the dancers.
