Sentence examples for hostile negotiations from inspiring English sources

After a year of increasingly hostile negotiations, Prokhorov sold his share in Norilsk to a third oligarch for a stake in an aluminum giant and about $7 billion in cash.

Hostile Negotiations Roman's been kidnapped, and it's time for a huge gunfight.

And if the People's Party is angry about the Catalan charter, it is even more hostile to negotiations with ETA.This will limit Mr Zapatero's room for manoeuvre with the Basques.

As patent disputes have effectively taken the place of traditional, often hostile business negotiations, a veto of this ban would be a message to take these proxy battles out of the courtroom and back into the boardrooms where they belong.

Along with the hostile atmosphere for negotiations, Tillerson's goal of persuading Russia to give up support for Assad or pressure him into negotiations is inherently difficult.

Mr. Girsky conceded that G.M. and the union "had a history of mistrust" that had often made previous negotiations hostile.

Yang says that Microsoft was very hostile during the negotiations, and that Yahoo was open to doing a deal from day one.

Just getting permission from the Yemeni government to go to the crime scene — the wounded warship in the Aden harbor — required lengthy negotiations with hostile officials.

Just getting permission from the Yemeni government to go to the crime scene the wounded warship in the Aden harbor required lengthy negotiations with hostile officials.

Amid the hostile factions, last-ditch negotiations and debates about the college's values, a cadre of students and faculty members have stuck it out on a near-bankrupt campus.

Amid the hostile factions, last-ditch negotiations and lofty debates about purpose and values, however, are the people who have lived on a nearly bankrupt campus for the past 10 months with the up-and-down uncertainty of where they will be and what they will do when the fall term rolls around.