Sentence examples for extended negotiation from inspiring English sources

After extended negotiation, Mr. Roth said, Vornado bought out most of the Citibank lease, leaving it with an A.T.M. on Fifth Avenue and an office in a part of the building that extends to 52nd Street.

Israel was not even able, in the cease-fire resolution, to get the immediate return of its two captured soldiers, meaning an extended negotiation with Hezbollah over prisoners, prisoners of war and the bodies of dead fighters.

While discussions with Russia on this issue are welcome, an extended negotiation on this issue is a recipe for continuing a dangerous status quo and solidifying a roadblock to fulfilling President Barack Obama's vision of a world free of nuclear weapons.

However, recruitment to studies can be difficult as access to potential participants frequently depends on complex extended negotiation with care teams.

For this article, there were extended negotiations over an interview.

Moore's suit is reportedly a last-resort action which follows extended negotiations taking place over six months between the two sides over proceeds from Fahrenheit 9/11.

He admitted that if he was not playing in the Olympics, with the risk of injury that carries, he might have extended negotiations.

Over a period of several weeks, Warren began "extended negotiations with the governor's staff, and with the governor personally," as well as intense meetings with utility representatives, legislative staff, and state agency officials.

The debate over contraction has prevented lawyers for the owners and players from having extended negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement, but they have scheduled talks for next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in Phoenix.

After extended negotiations during an overnight visit, the Giants took the unusual step of issuing a statement saying that they were no longer interested in Burress and had withdrawn their contract offer.

Because delay is the key way nominations are derailed in the Senate, extended negotiations backed by the threat of a negative blue slip limited presidents' ability to stack the bench with like-minded jurists, especially for district court nominees.