Sentence examples for experience of negotiations from inspiring English sources
He said his experience of negotiations, with both Democrats and Republicans, was that demands made were "not on serious issues" relating to spending.
If that means Mr Lamy is sceptical, I suppose he has a right to be: as director-general of the World Trade Organisation he has plenty of experience of negotiations that go on for years and years.
As the general secretary of a trade union, I have years of experience of negotiations – often difficult and always against the backdrop of more than 30 years of intensifying neoliberalism, privatisation and job cuts in the transport and travel industries.
One former diplomat with experience of negotiations in Brussels said it was vital that the legislation setting out the terms on which the referendum is conducted be extensively debated, and that the anti-EU right wing of the Tory party is not allowed to hijack the process.
All these questions will be discussed by venture investors and serial entrepreneurs, who have a long experience of negotiations with investors.
"Even I notice I sometimes have difficulties, but as a recent graduate you will have even less weight," he says, referring to his own experience of negotiations with established professors.
Most have long experience of EU negotiations, including previous stints in Brussels.
My experience of business negotiations in China and Russia convinced me of how crucial trust is.
However, those with experience of international negotiations know there is yet some time.
The government aims to have 300 specialist staff in place by the end of the year, a spokeswoman said, but it is unclear how many will have had direct experience of trade negotiations.
