Sentence examples for has started negotiating from inspiring English sources
Two years on, only Morocco has started negotiating a "deep and comprehensive" free-trade deal with the EU.The European offer is also less generous than advertised.
Albania has started negotiating an SAA but is also much too poor and messy for fast-track expectations.Bosnia is now the area's laggard, though it has nearly completed an EU "feasibility study" that must precede SAA talks.
The I.M.F. says it has started negotiating a standby loan with Bosnia that would help the country deal with the global economic crisis, The Associated Press reported Tuesday from Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In a company research report sent to The Huffington Post, Misek states: "Our checks indicate Apple has started negotiating with carriers on a $100 iPhone66 price increase.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard told reporters Sunday that she had started negotiating with independent lawmakers.
Actually, though, the agreement simply kicked the can where it belonged: to the committee that should have started negotiating a budget agreement last spring.
Posada, a free agent, could have started negotiating with other teams today, and the Mets, who need a catcher, would have been among his suitors.
Politicians may have started negotiating a sweeping proposal to relieve American soldiers of their police duties, but many Iraqis are way ahead of their leaders.
In a sense, Mr. Larijani and other Iranian officials who have spoken publicly about the still-secret incentives package, have started negotiating on their own, and seem to be daring the other side to respond.
Series creators Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino will reportedly remain at the helm -- returning after their unfortunate Season 7 hiatus -- and cast members Lauren Graham, Alexis Bledel, Kelly Bishop and Scott Patterson are said to have started negotiating their returns.
