Sentence examples for continual negotiation from inspiring English sources
Hence, tedious delays; continual negotiation and intrigue; contemptible compromises of the public good.
De Callieres offered a novel idea for his time: "the necessity of continual negotiation" between states.
It is also about the continual negotiation by the poetic imagination of the shifting territory between the human and the nonhuman; if it is sad it is also, in my experience, amazingly exhilarating.
There were enough liberals in the Republican Party, and enough conservatives among the Democrats, to require continual negotiation and compromise and to permit either party to help shape policy and to be competitive in most elections.
Johnson had spent his years as Majority Leader in continual negotiation with the chamber's true "master," Richard Russell, Jr., the Georgia segregationist whose weapon was the filibuster — not the lone-wolf stunts performed recently by Rand Paul and Ted Cruz but martial epics, involving a "platoon" of men who delivered four-hour monologues on a rotating basis.
However, such research takes place within a political environment that requires continual negotiation of different interests, including those of the members of the team, the communities to which they belong, and the structural imperatives at the intersection of universities and, in our case, the public sector.
Continual negotiations, for one.
Museums are places where all sorts of interests are in continual conflict and negotiation: those of the different artworks, styles and aesthetic viewpoints on display; those of art and artists versus society; those of the different branches of the museum's staff; those of the conscious versus the subconscious.
The arms issue has been a continual stumbling block in the Northern Ireland peace negotiations, and in the three years since the accord was reached there has been a series of crisis talks to try to solve it.
Continue to seek out a continual future.
