Sentence examples for had complicated negotiations from inspiring English sources

Apparent changes in Guillen's representation had complicated negotiations, with Adam Katz negotiating the deal with Anaheim but Gregg Clifton having spoken to the Mets on Guillen's behalf.

Two sticking points that had complicated negotiations were solved with compromises.

Philippine officials say its squabbles over tactics and the division of ransom have complicated negotiations.

The pervasiveness of these opaque contracts has complicated negotiations for European officials, and it underscores calls for more transparency in the derivatives market.

Mistrust between the government and armed rebels in the Baba Amr district has complicated negotiations to evacuate the injured journalists and retrieve the bodies of their two colleagues.

Analysts referred to Mr. Ahmadinejad's confrontational talk and how his speeches about Iran's nuclear program had complicated Mr. Larijani's negotiations with European leaders.

It had complicated effects.

Almost two months after a deal was struck on a second bailout of Greece, Finland is holding up its implementation by requesting collateral for new loans — a demand that has complicated the negotiations.

Hartwig acknowledged that in the past, True's criminal woes have complicated the negotiations with cultural officials in Italy and Greece over the return of allegedly looted antiquities.

The comparison nevertheless underscores a wage gap that has complicated contract negotiations for the Coalition of L.A. City Unions, which represents more than half the city's civilian workforce.

Mr. Zucker had conducted complicated negotiations over a period of months with representatives of the two stars, trying to work out a plan that would keep Mr. O'Brien at NBC.