Sentence examples for for its negotiating from inspiring English sources

Without tangible results, it may not be easy for the Obama administration to maintain Congressional support for its negotiating strategy.

It is testimony to the Greeks' enduring faith in hope that Syriza is still leading in the polls even if support for its negotiating strategy has plummeted and diehards speak of crushing concessions being made.

That is the philosophy behind Boxbe, a start-up based in San Francisco that recently secured funding from Draper Fisher Jurvetson, a renowned venture-capital firm, for its "negotiated e-mail delivery" service.

He accused the union of spreading false information to strengthen its negotiating position for coming contract negotiations.

Accepting such conditions would be a major concession for the United States and its negotiating partners.

Still, MySpace's trajectory could prove instructive for Facebook as it negotiates its rapid growth.

To go around the problem, he said that the company had hired an American financial adviser to do most of its negotiating for acquisitions.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, said: "This ruling underlines the need for the government to bring its negotiating terms to parliament without delay.

China has just laid out its negotiating position for the upcoming summit in Copenhagen, where diplomats will gather in December to try to hammer out an agreement on how to battle climate change.

Also on Wednesday, Parliament approved its negotiating position for talks with member states on modernising copyright rules to ensure fair pay for artists and journalists, while also safeguarding freedom of expression.

The company is also acting as a licensing agent for its artists, negotiating commissions like the design of a Las Vegas hotel, now under discussion.