Sentence examples for future negotiating from inspiring English sources

But while I can tell a story where future negotiating partners flout America's will because they think America will not risk a repeat, I think I can tell a slightly more plausible one where future negotiating partners think "These guys invade countries at huge cost and no benefit to themselves.

But Mr. Koizumi said Japan, Russia and South Korea, as close neighbors of the North Koreans, should also sit at any future negotiating table.

The new ISI chief, Lt. Gen. Zaheer ul-Islam, is said by some officials to be seeking to mend fences in order to strengthen his hand at any future negotiating table.

The United States would be left on very precarious ground, damaging our international reputation for upholding our promises, weakening our future negotiating positions, and driving a wedge between America, the rest of our partners, and Iran.

The United States risks a collapse in its future negotiating credibility if it walks away from the Iranian nuclear deal, according to US secretary of state John Kerry, who argues Congress now has little choice but to back the plan.

The New York Newspaper Printing Pressmen's Union Local 2, representing the pressmen at The Post, has been asked for $2.7 million in concessions and is concerned particularly that cuts in manning for the paper's presses might damage the union's future negotiating posture with The Times and The News, which have similar presses.

For example, some instruments recommended in this outcome set, such as the EQ-5D, are proprietary and continued inclusion in the set may depend on future negotiated agreements.

Such mechanisms are especially suited to repeated encounters because they allow agents to influence the outcomes of future negotiations, while negotiating a deal in the present one, with the aim of producing results that are beneficial to both parties.

Commissioner John Marinatto said that the Big East planned to "pause on the expansion front" and that he hoped to sit down with Syracuse and Pittsburgh officials in the near future about negotiating to let them out of the Big East after next season.

The FAW want to sort out Coleman's future before negotiating other deals.

Troy's novel is most significant because it is a story about older people contemplating their future while negotiating their present.