Sentence examples for fierce negotiation from inspiring English sources

That is pretty much what the existing constitution allows and is already the subject of fierce negotiation between the parties.

Mr. Holbrooke's memoirs recount a night of fierce negotiation on July 18 , 1996 but make no mention of any pledge of immunity.

"And then we had a fierce negotiation and I sold her the option for one dollar," he added.

After months of fierce negotiations with its creditors, has Athens blinked?

Aides on both sides said there would be fierce negotiations over which projects would move ahead.

For example, shipping lines and insurance companies are engaged in fierce negotiations on "war risk" surcharges on premiums.

After fierce negotiations, 50 nations agreed to a Charter that begins, "We the peoples of the United Nations".

African leaders complained that the amount of money was inadequate and "just a start", following two days of fierce negotiations that continued for eight hours until five in the morning on Thursday.

See articleThe Spanish ambassador in London was summoned to the Foreign Office to explain why a Spanish state surveillance ship sailed close to the harbour in Gibraltar, a British territory claimed by Spain.After months of fierce negotiations, the European Parliament at last approved the European Union's budget for the next seven years.

Like the actress she modelled herself on, here was another American beauty who had graced glossy covers and trodden red carpets but, still, was felled before 40; alone, a tawdry end and already, you can bet, the subject of fierce negotiations for horrid little biopics.

African leaders complained that the amount of money was inadequate and "just a start" following two days of fierce negotiations that continued for 21 hours until 5am on Wednesday before the various parties could agree on a compromise package that was described by participants as "lowest common denominator".