Sentence examples for fierce negotiations from inspiring English sources

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.

After long nights of fierce negotiations, developing countries had to give up their hopes of strengthening the work of Unctad.

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".

Those figures are nearly the same as in late February, despite five weeks of fierce negotiations and positioning on the issue.

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.

The editor's note was the result of fierce negotiation between the ABC's chief counsel and lawyers retained by the former Lateline presenter herself who fought hard to maintain her reputation against an onslaught of criticism from Malcolm Turnbull and his Coalition ministers, sections of the media and the business lobby.

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

Milan would be the destination after some fierce transfer negotiations Fabio Capello would get his man.