Sentence examples for impending negotiation from inspiring English sources

With so many parties involved, the impending negotiation promised to be difficult.

3] The impending negotiation of the question of Syria's future was made possible because the Russians abetted the Americans in pressuring Assad to stand-down his chemical weapons.

She should appease the Scots and others by granting them status in her impending negotiations.

Anwyl said impending negotiations with the United Auto Workers could also present a challenge.

Thorn was set to meet with Krstic's agent, Marc Fleisher last night, to discuss the impending negotiations with Krstic's club team in Yugoslavia.

Either way — and factoring in the hyperbole of impending negotiations for a contract extension — that is a joke bordering on offensive.

At the time, he said his decision was motivated by impending negotiations with the newspaper's labor unions that would have required him to make a long-term commitment to remain at The Daily News.

DeBoer said of impending negotiations: "I play no role in that, other than I've continually stated all year the importance to him to our room, our team and our coaching staff.

Concerning the impending negotiations with Ireland, Mr. Heath said that the easiest way to solve British-Irish trade relations if Britain joins the Common Market is for Ireland to come in, too.

Moving forward, the UK needs a leader entering into these impending negotiations with the understanding that he or she represents the whole nation, not merely the 52% who voted for Brexit.

Smith has started visiting teams -- next week he will be in Dallas and Houston -- to talk about the issues facing the union, among them the owners' discussion to lengthen the regular season to 17 or 18 games and the impending negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.