Sentence examples for existing negotiations from inspiring English sources

If you don't like it, we can make amendments.' " A public plan would have been perceived, accurately, as a scornful rejection of the existing negotiations.

as an "end run" around existing negotiations.

Last year, when the Palestinian leadership turned to the United Nations in an attempt to achieve statehood, the primary argument against the move by the U.S. and Israel was that one side should not attempt a resolution "unilaterally," outside the existing negotiations.

Built on existing negotiation research, we are developing an agent based negotiation framework to support collaborative design decision-making.

And while this reply stated that it seemed useless to continue the existing diplomatic negotiations, it contained no threat or hint of war or of armed attack.

Strange bedfellows have emerged as U.S. and British companies essentially squeeze into pre-existing negotiations.

Cafaro suggests that this is why he seemingly chose the wording of his promise extremely carefully, never guaranteeing more than to open up a conversation essentially to extend more space for pre-existing negotiations.

Many of the existing e-negotiation support systems are built around one negotiation protocol.

The data from Australia, although it looks narrowly at salary negotiations (and only at negotiations within an existing job, not negotiations for a new job), seems to bear this out.

Direct talks would also have implications for an existing series of negotiations involving a coalition of major powers, including the United States.

Richard E. Feldman, a partner at the Manhattan law firm of Sonnenschein Sherman & Deutsch who represents existing tenants, said negotiations with the sponsors to increase the discount, "which is usually higher," have been unsuccessful.