Sentence examples for end up negotiating from inspiring English sources
Negotiations are worth a try, but "we could end up negotiating with ourselves as they cross their arms and stick to their position.
And the chances are we will never end up negotiating with IS.
"I am their eyes and ears and mouth, since I end up negotiating things for them, too".
He will end up negotiating with himself again, as he did over the fiscal cliff, and the debt ceiling nonsense will become a permanent part of budget talks.
"The Europeans will be queuing up, but they will end up negotiating with Exxon Mobil and Chevron, just as happened in Libya".Such talk is particularly galling to companies from Western countries that were reluctantly pulled into applying sanctions.
Pakistan needs an up-front deal that we will support their long-term security in return for their help now in protecting ours; the alternative is that we end up negotiating with the Taliban and Pakistan in a delayed endgame.
Jay ended up negotiating what became known as the Jay Treaty, which resolved a number of issues between the two nations, but also angered the leadership of Revolutionary France and was widely disliked, criticized, and opposed by Republicans.
Mr. Masur, infuriated, resisted and ended up negotiating an extension of his contract until September 2002.
Does he believe that the rich and big corporations should pay more (as he has repeatedly said) or less (as he ended up negotiating for less than a year ago, when he had a lame duck Democratic Congress behind him)?
Taken to the L.R.A. commander who coordinated the raid, the nun and the teacher ended up negotiating the return of a hundred and nine of the frightened girls; the L.R.A. kept thirty.
