Sentence examples for formally negotiate from inspiring English sources

But they could not formally negotiate.

Mr. Ryan said before the White House meeting that Republicans were now willing to formally negotiate with Senate Democrats over a long-term, comprehensive budget framework.

Earlier, agreement appeared within sight after a significant policy shift by the Bush administration, which had long rejected the need to formally negotiate new steps to avoid climate dangers.

Merger talks between Alcatel of France and Lucent Technologies moved into their final stages as executives convened in Paris to formally negotiate the details of the transaction, executives close to the talks said.

That was all but confirmed by Thursday's trade with the Chicago White Sox for first baseman Nick Swisher, a deal consummated before the Yankees could formally negotiate with Mark Teixeira, the top free-agent first baseman.

The hiring hall model allows workers to gather indoors and more formally negotiate job terms, and helps workers organize with each other as well.

Very few, if any, diplomats have had much negotiation experience measured by the number of conflicts formally negotiated.

Israeli nor Palestinian leaders stopped formally negotiating with each other in November.

It also suffered through 36 years of civil war, before peace was formally negotiated in 1996.

But both sides denied a newspaper report that they had formally negotiated such an agreement.

The Turks want Europe, as a mark of sincerity, to name at least a date when, provided that progress towards market stability and a better upholding of human rights continues, they can start formally negotiating for entry into the EU even though they know they are unlikely to be ready for actual membership for another 10-15 years.