Sentence examples similar to honorable negotiation from inspiring English sources
"It is inherent in an honorable negotiator walking into the room, that if you get a good negotiation that you believe in, that you have an obligation to co-sponsor it," Mr. Gingrich said.
Two principles should guide your negotiations: Be honorable and be strategic.
Trump himself has toned down criticism of Kim in recent weeks, and just days ago said the North Korean leader has been "very honorable" going into the negotiations.
For now, he has embarked on the honorable course and opened negotiations with the Conservatives, but any coalition deal has be endorsed by 75% of his party, and it is hard to see how they will agree to anything that falls short of a referendum on electoral reform.
In accepting the Republican nomination, he had said, "We all hope in this room that there's a chance that current negotiations may bring an honorable end to that war.
Just last month the Honorable Ian Macfarlane, Minister for Industry and Science, threatened to walk out of a negotiations meeting when the Clean Energy Council turned down the government's request to cut the Renewable Energy Target by nearly a quarter.
Last year, the U.S. president derided Kim as "Little Rocket Man," but last week, he praised him as "open" and "honorable". Even some longtime critics of Trump acknowledged that his zigging and zagging might have led Kim to seek negotiations.
These are honorable aims.
These are honorable reasons.
