Sentence examples for endlessly negotiated from inspiring English sources
Child-rearing is an issue endlessly negotiated orally or on paper, between partners married or not.
Contact was made with the hijackers over the radio and every request they made for food, water and medicine was endlessly negotiated.
In From Here to Eternity, isolated entities endlessly negotiate sealed labyrinths.
A priority of the European Commission must be to uphold the rules by taking a tough line in such cases as the proposed German bail-out for Opel.Lift up your headsThe European project has spent too many of its first 50 years looking inwards: building the single market, sorting out institutions, arguing about money, endlessly negotiating treaties.
Executives with Bloomberg L.P., the financial information and media company, have negotiated endlessly with Mr. Roth over the last two years about moving into his proposed 70-story skyscraper on the site of the old Alexander's department store at 59th Street and Lexington Avenue.
"The idea," he said, "is we cannot just negotiate endlessly".
Bush is betting that Saddam will (a) reject the U.N resolutions as humiliating or (b) accept the final-final warning and then negotiate endlessly with the inspectors so as to make their mission impossible.
And people who want to negotiate salary endlessly but couldn't care less about the stock options.
As for that "bipartisan process," the White House and Sen. Max Baucus (D-MT) worked endlessly with the bipartisan Gang of Six, threatening to drag down the entire bill as they negotiated for months.
The present debacle in Cyprus shows the folly of the Union's failure to negotiate with Turkey and Russia while endlessly kowtowing to American interests in the hopelessly anachronistic and deadly antics of NATO.
