Sentence examples for have a negotiating from inspiring English sources
The next round of sequestration cuts would deliver an additional $20 billion hit to the defense department, giving Democrats a sense that they have a negotiating advantage heading into these negotiations.
Smith said he thought young drivers would have a negotiating edge down the road as teams seek to shed more costly veterans when filling seats.
Michel Barnier, the EU's chief negotiator, does not have a negotiating mandate to discuss future relations before an exit deal is reached.
Then the Russian president added the crucial but: "But we have a negotiating platform from which we could reach agreements".
Frydenberg said negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians had "frozen" because "Israel does not have a negotiating partner at the table".
David Brooks says it is good news that since Israel does not have a negotiating partner, it recognizes that to keep its Jewish identity it must start to act alone by abandoning some settlements.
"But we apologize to the people for failing to have a negotiated approval of the deal".
If they lose interest to continue, i.e. withdraw from the negotiation, then the prospect of having a negotiated settlement is fairly remote.
South Africa had a negotiated political settlement, which in spirit and content preempted any radical reform of economy, society and education.
He said he had a negotiating team ready but any ceasefire had to be serious, credible and properly monitored.
