Sentence examples for endless negotiating from inspiring English sources

For the clerics, an endless negotiating process is not merely a means of putting off any real concessions on its nuclear programme.

There followed long weeks bunkered in the Sarajevo presidency where Izetbegovic veered between panic and other-worldly serenity, punctuated by endless negotiating sessions in Geneva, Vienna, London, and Ohio, culminating in the Dayton deal in 1995.

But it is not worthy of a man who leads the government (along with the co-leader, Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein) and spent endless hours negotiating the agreement in the first place.

In 2003, Mr. Spano, tired of the escalating costs and endless delays, negotiated a deal with the State Dormitory Authority, the group running the project.

So he paced himself, graciously negotiating the endless requests with the seasoned experience of celebrity.

It would obviously ruin some users' browsing experience if they needed to negotiate endless pop-ups – and I am not saying that businesses have to go down that road," said Graham.

"It would obviously ruin some users' browsing experience if they needed to negotiate endless pop-ups - and I am not saying that businesses have to go down that road," he said.

Its large public spaces, conference-inviting dining rooms and endless private chambers are appropriate for negotiating diplomatic deals.

Any tips for would-be deal makers? A. When you are negotiating in China, just have endless patience and always be willing to walk away.

We have heard endless claims that the UK, armed with a bigger economy and greater negotiating clout, can secure a better deal than Switzerland, Norway or Canada.

ON a recent Tuesday, Jen Statsky was negotiating a move across Manhattan with all the usual headaches: movers, endless stuff, two buildings to appease.