Sentence examples for foreign negotiations from inspiring English sources

"I just have this feeling that he won't be able to be as charismatic in foreign negotiations as Clinton.

The White House sought to reassure lawmakers that it intended to take those negotiating positions anyway and was merely noting its view that Congress cannot control foreign negotiations.

On the eve of his visit to Lausanne, Kerry said he would not take responsibility for Cotton's intervention, which he said was an unprecedented attempt to interfere in an executive's foreign negotiations.

On the eve of his visit to Lausanne, Kerry said he would not take responsibility for Cotton's intervention, which he said was an "unprecedented" attempt to interfere in an executive's foreign negotiations.

Brexit, notes Dominic Cook of Oxford University's Saïd Business School, is "the biggest transformational project a UK government has ever undertaken" not only because of foreign negotiations but "the inward-facing part: implementing and educating in the UK".

But, given that it has been customary for prime ministers to carry out in person the most pressing foreign negotiations since the tenure of Mr Blair, his presence in Minsk – in place of Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond – would have been welcome.

He continued to represent the Soviet Union in all matters foreign, including negotiations with the Allies.

Such views could complicate delicate foreign policy negotiations, though senior Cypriot diplomats insist the country is determined to be an honest broker.

And then within hours, Mr. Obama was gone — headed to New York City for two days of intense foreign policy negotiations at the annual meeting of the United Nations General Assembly.

Guardian Qatar is using the al-Jazeera news channel as a bargaining chip in foreign policy negotiations by adapting its coverage to suit other foreign leaders.

Qatar is using the Arabic news channel al-Jazeera as a bargaining chip in foreign policy negotiations by adapting its coverage to suit other foreign leaders and offering to cease critical transmissions in exchange for major concessions, US embassy cables released by WikiLeaks claim.