Sentence examples for foster negotiation from inspiring English sources
By contrast, relationships that are cooperative and trusting tend to foster negotiation success.
Listening to what an activist has to say can foster negotiation and prevent what could become an antagonistic situation down the road.
Amid rumors of 11th-hour attempts to foster negotiations, Maduro reiterated an invitation to dialogue with the opposition, although such talks have flopped in the past.
Interviews indicated that this institutional design fostered negotiations within factions as well, as one ZEP representative stated: Each [constituency] has a designated person that represents that group.
Annoyance doesn't foster productive negotiation, of course, but it's not our fault that they're getting on our nerves.
Annoyance doesn't foster productive negotiation or an efficient work environment, of course, but it's not our fault that they're getting on our nerves.
However, until recently, China's engagement was focused largely on helping foster peace negotiations, and it had taken a public stance of "noninterference" in Syrian affairs.
KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan arrived in Pakistan on Thursday, after saying he wanted to explore how Pakistan could help foster peace negotiations with the Afghan Taliban.
KABUL, Afghanistan -- The former top United Nations official in Afghanistan said that recent arrests of high-ranking Taliban figures by Pakistan had severed important secret communications between the Taliban and the West meant to foster peace negotiations.
In remarks explaining her vote, Susan E. Rice, then the United States ambassador to the United Nations, made clear that the administration objected to the resolution not over its substance, but over concerns that it could poison efforts to foster peace negotiations.
