Sentence examples for extraordinary negotiation from inspiring English sources

Eventually, international sanctions and internal resistance, followed by an extraordinary negotiation between the African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela and the then president, FW De Klerk, brought a peaceful end to apartheid.

The women were murdered in their Paris office earlier this month, presumably to scuttle extraordinary negotiations between the Turkish government and the P.K.K.

The most extraordinary diplomatic negotiation of recent times may have been the talks to end the war in Bosnia – a conflict that the Syrian war is increasingly coming to resemble.

And while the Kindertransporten to England were a near-miraculous boon, the extraordinary secret negotiation between Adolf Eichmann and the Zionist Haganah (referred to here as Mossad) to arrange the smuggling of German Jews to Palestine appears a sore indictment of British moral leadership in the Middle East.

You also likely possess extraordinary multitasking, negotiation, and communication skills.

It is almost exactly 20 years since the then US President Bill Clinton brought the Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin together with the Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat to sign an agreement based on extraordinary secret negotiations in the Norwegian capital Oslo.

In the early 1920s his stature was such that he became an extraordinary intermediary in negotiations between the Irish and British governments.

But the letter was signed only after an extraordinary round of negotiations Wednesday between the judge advocates and William J. Haynes II, the Defense Department's general counsel, according to Republican opponents of Bush's proposal.

The Charlotte, N.C.-based bank agreed to pay $44 billion to buy Merrill, according to press reports, during an extraordinary weekend of negotiations among top Wall Street banks about how to salvage a growing financial system crisis.

"It's really quite an extraordinary set of negotiations that are pointing to a 21st century immigration policy," said Frank Sharry of the National Immigration Forum, a pro-immigrant group.

The United Automobile Workers agreed to extraordinary contract concessions in negotiations that took place in 2005 and 2007.