Sentence examples for core of the negotiation from inspiring English sources

Alexander was at the core of the negotiation and worked tirelessly on the tactics and the substance, sometimes at odds with his superiors.

But the hope that the N.F.L. might avert an all-out labor war is tempered by a dose of reality: the two sides remain so far apart on the economic issues at the core of the negotiation — how to divide annual revenue and a new rookie compensation system — that it seems unlikely a deal could be finished by the Friday deadline.

The EU's proposal for the roadmap was at the core of the negotiations and the UK played a central role in galvanising support.

As ever, the core of the negotiations concern market access - breaking down the system of tariffs and other barriers, such as quotas - that restrict trade.

At the core of the negotiations, which start here Wednesday, will be who pays for cleaning up the U.S.-Mexico border and protecting workers and their jobs in what would be the world's biggest free-trade zone.

The traditional tripartite discussions between Danish industry, trade unions and government will now place integration at the core of these negotiations – at the government's initiative.

One of the six 'essential elements' that form the core of the post-2015 negotiations focuses on fighting inequality, in part by addressing gender-related health disparities and inequitable access to health care (25).

— Ehud Barak "The core issues at the centre of the negotiations — territory, security, Jerusalem, refugees, settlements and others — will get no easier if we wait, nor will they resolve themselves".

In response to the leaks, PA and PLO leaders such as Saeb Erekat can be expected to point out that one of the core principles of the negotiations is that "nothing is agreed until everything is agreed".

The catchphrase of Mr. Lapid's populist campaign, and now a core principle of the negotiations to create Israel's next governing coalition, is "sharing the burden".

At the core of the all-party negotiations will be the PSNI's analysis that the IRA still exists in some shape or form, although the chief constable stressed that the organisation's leadership did not sanction the murder of McGuigan.