Sentence examples similar to cordial negotiation from inspiring English sources

The company, Mr. Witty said, is "very much aligned with Unitaid's goal and now in cordial negotiations with them".

In his State of the Union address Tuesday, Obama repeated a threat to veto those sanctions, but the White House is worried that the current debate will poison what have been mostly cordial negotiations.

Meanwhile, thousands of teachers marched around downtown Chicago, demanding a fair contract, while more cordial negotiations continued between the city's representatives and the union's team.

But the mood was more jovial on Thursday as the three lobbed gentle barbs at one another and remarked on how cordial their negotiations had been.

"Both sides have been cordial in negotiations.

Be polite and cordial throughout the negotiation process, and also be willing to accept no for an answer.

Be polite and cordial during a price negotiation, and be willing to accept no for an answer.

Reached by telephone, Maurizio Fiorilli, an Italian government lawyer who heads a negotiating committee on restitution issues, described the negotiations as "cordial but tough".

Both the governor and the Republicans described negotiations as cordial and productive.

Mr. Willimon and Ms. Ostrow described the negotiations as cordial, but also acknowledged that the Flea was torn about whether to keep the play or let it go elsewhere in exchange for, say, a producing credit and financial royalty.

[Jonathan] Blum [Komen's legal counsel] characterized the negotiations as "cordial and productive".