Sentence examples for had led negotiations from inspiring English sources

George Cohen, the federal mediator who had led negotiations between the owners and the union, will not be interviewed.

Dr. Bodnar had led negotiations to stop Apotex from selling its own version of Plavix, a blood thinner that is Bristol-Myers's top-selling drug.

The London meeting was the first time that Mr. Jalili, a close ally of Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, had led negotiations on the Iranian side.

But before anyone could take her up on the offer, Mr. McCain stepped in to praise her qualifications, saying that she understands energy issues, had led negotiations for a new gas pipeline, and, as governor of Alaska, was the commander of the Alaska National Guard.

Prime minister Alexis Tsipras would have led negotiations his party regards as a failure.

He has led negotiations with Sky and Virgin Media for the carriage of UKTV's channels and was instrumental in the launch of DAVE on Sky, Virgin Media and Freeview.

This seems to have been gained from founding a company which tried to bring a low-emission car engine to market and by the rigour of having led negotiations with Detroit.

"You have to hand it to Barney Frank," Mr. Davis wrote in his memorandum, referring to the Democratic representative from Massachusetts, who has led negotiations on the House side.

Since diplomatic relations were restored on 20 July last year, DeLaurentis has led negotiations with Cuba on issues including the billions of dollars in US claims against Cuba for properties that were confiscated during the revolution.

The idea came from a group of top athletics promoters headed by Patrick Magyar, director of the Weltklasse Zürich meeting and a sports marketing guru, who has led negotiations between the league promoters and the IAAF.

Since 2006, Blumenthal and Cooper have led negotiations with MySpace and Facebook as co-chairs of a working group of state attorneys general seeking to make social networking safer.