Sentence examples for excluded from negotiating from inspiring English sources

Michael Dell intends to donate the proceeds to charity, the company said, adding that he was excluded from negotiating the acquisition.

Directors identified this as a governance issue as they were not administratively responsible for the NPs and were excluded from negotiating the mix of NP responsibilities which were under the governance of the Director of Nursing.

Mr. Klein's anxiety about being excluded from the negotiating table is misplaced, he said, because at this time there is no table.

Commissioner Gary Bettman and Donald Fehr, the executive director of the players' association, were excluded from the negotiating room, although both were at the hotel.

The complaint also says that at least one former N.F.L. player who serves in a position with the association has complained privately about representatives for retired players being excluded from recent negotiating sessions.

This one-sided process has been causing concern among representatives of many of the key "stakeholder" groups that have been excluded from the negotiating process.

With the exception of few fruitful instances (see U.S. Iran cooperation on Afghanistan), the Islamic Republic has been excluded from the negotiating table to solve the numerous conflicts surrounding Iran and the result is crystal clear: it has failed.

Listed as a terrorist organization by the United States, the Nusra Front was excluded from a truce negotiated in February.

Given the lack of trust between the two sides, it will be extremely difficult to persuade either to give up their weapons, and the peace deal does nothing to address this, since the FDLR was excluded from the Goma negotiating process.* It is not clear what will happen to General Nkunda himself.

They were excluded from almost all the critical negotiating sessions.

More likely, it reflects China's worry about being excluded from a series of interlocking trade agreements that America is negotiating with the EU, with countries of the Pacific and with selected partners to liberalise trade in services".The Chinese are difficult but you can negotiate with them and they will usually respect the deal.