Sentence examples for few negotiation from inspiring English sources

[And] although the world of diplomacy is a world of cost/benefit analysis and decisions based on national interests, it would be simplistic to imagine that just a few negotiation sessions... will result in normalisation of the two nations' relationship".

The other week he went away to Brussels for what he said would be just a few negotiations.

What do the players want? A. As has been the case in the last few negotiations, the players have not asked for anything new of real significance.

This time there was no letter, and city officials said there would be few negotiations: the budget analysts would tell agency officials what to cut.

"So we said, 'We know how difficult this must be".' They gave the process about a year, and received 60 calls, but few negotiations got past the initial inquiry stage and none yielded a baby.

The participants with HFASD reported fewer negotiation skills as reflected by lower self-confidence, lower cooperation, less communication and fewer compromise skills.

If demonstrators are to be taken at their word these past few weeks, negotiation probably would not have persuaded many to leave.

In the event, Carl applied a few basic negotiation principles to keep the discussion from ending prematurely or from turning into an argument about who was right and who was wrong.

But the way some preservationists measure it, the parks are divided by one mile, several property owners and a few careful negotiations.

Several times during the past few weeks, negotiations between league executives and Gene Upshaw, the executive director of the players union, appeared at a standstill.

In the past few years, negotiations over a global climate treaty have developed a dual focus — mitigating climate change and adapting to it.