Sentence examples for having negotiations from inspiring English sources

As Cameron noted in his remarks, there isn't much point having negotiations just for negotiations' sake.

Having negotiations set in writing (whether it's a text, a cellphone log or an online calendar) also creates a permanent record of who did and wrote what.

"There was no awareness on the part of the lawyers at Coke that we were having negotiations for a media buy with MBC," said the spokesman, Rob Baskin.

The Hull City manager, Phil Brown, has confirmed having negotiations with Nancy, while Portsmouth, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Fulham have also been linked with the player.

One co-chairman of his campaign's Afghanistan and Pakistan working group, James Shinn, an assistant secretary of defense under President George W. Bush, has suggested that not having negotiations with the Taliban could lead to defeat.

Aoki says not. "It would be unfortunate if it got to that point, but that's the whole point of having negotiations at the beginning of the relationship that you're going into.

Similarly, you'll never have negotiations go your way if you never attempt to negotiate.

"I've obviously had negotiations with this organization and so have some other guys.

Better to lead from the back and have negotiations in private with Republican leaders.

HOW long have negotiations been going on between the teachers union and the school district?

As she explained it, "the Russians prefer to have negotiations proceed in this period of time".