Sentence examples for flexibility in negotiations from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ramesh has come under harsh criticism for saying that India would be willing to show flexibility in negotiations.
The group has shown remarkable flexibility in negotiations over the drafting of a new electoral law, which could transform the composition of the Lebanese parliament.
Some studios, one senior executive said, "are concerned that this is being rolled out before all the standards have been set, and that gives them much less flexibility in negotiations".
There is the Ashkenazi ultra-Orthodox United Torah Judaism [5] which has shown some willingness for flexibility in negotiations toward a future peace settlement.
The proposed preference elicitation procedure makes the agents faithful surrogates of the user they represent while the proposed Frontier Tracking Proposal Construction Algorithm (FTPCA) makes them learn the opponent's flexibility in negotiation and respond appropriately.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has talked of the value of "heroic flexibility" in the negotiations.
A grudging Republican acceptance of additional revenues doesn't show real flexibility in the negotiations over the "fiscal cliff".
In the longer term what business wants is certainty but the government can't deliver certainty because it wants more flexibility in its negotiations".
WASHINGTON — Political divisions over the nation's finances appeared to narrow on Friday as President Obama and Congressional Republicans showed greater flexibility in their negotiations.
Richard Ravitch, who was the owners' chief negotiator during the 1994-95 saidke, said fan anger over high salaries and competitive imbalance had forced the players to show more flexibility in these negotiations than in past rounds.
