Sentence examples for have started negotiating from inspiring English sources

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.

We have started negotiating with the leaders of those units that came from elsewhere.

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.

Smile counsellors have started negotiating for Azar to return to his family.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard told reporters Sunday that she had started negotiating with independent lawmakers.

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.

The fact that seven of the fourteen participating maternity units had not fully received or had just recently received the written feedback report and had started negotiating the contract by the time the interview took place in Sequence I must be taken into account when interpreting the results.