Sentence examples similar to described negotiation from inspiring English sources

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

As recently as July 2008, a cable described negotiations between BP and the government as deadlocked.

So powerful is the ESPN-fueled bundle that one veteran cable operator described negotiations with Disney as "total surrender".

Particularly embarrassing for the military, Mr. Shahzad described negotiations before the raid between the navy and a Qaeda representative, Abdul Samad Mansoor.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of ATL, the teachers' union, described negotiations with the government as "like boxing in the dark.

Although the German Foreign Ministry described negotiations as "exceedingly difficult," the groundwork was laid for exchanging ambassadors, officials said.

He described negotiations between the European Union and other countries eager to sharply reduce tariffs on farm products as a "dialogue of the deaf".

Villas-Boas has made the signing of an experienced forward a priority but described negotiations to make Emmanuel Adebayor's loan move from City permanent as "just a remote possibility at the moment".

"What the world should be looking for," said Mr. Aghazadeh, the director at the Iranian agency, "is a way to remove the ambiguities". Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about Iran's decision to cut back international inspectors' access to its nuclear program incorrectly described negotiations between Tehran and the West that collapsed last year.

Formula 1 boss Ecclestone described negotiations as "an uphill struggle".

In Lean In, Sandberg describes negotiation research suggesting that we tend to respond more favorably to successful men than to successful women.