Sentence examples for important negotiation from inspiring English sources

Cameron says it is not surprising Cash was successful in this important negotiation.

Diplomacy is based on power relationships and relies on nuance, discretion, perceptions and, most important, negotiation.

Furthermore, an important negotiation is coming up to renew Comcast's deal to carry Disney's ESPN sports network.

Over time I realised that he was right, as I used to find myself spending my whole time on trips on the mobile phone sorting out problems back in London, so I increasingly remained in place as he travelled, unless there was an important negotiation I could be involved in.

In his introduction, Burke writes that his collection "attempts to look beyond fetishising the digital age and its 'revolution,' instead seeing what's occurring now as a careful and important negotiation with what has gone before; a reworking rather than a rupture".

In our view compliance issues surrounding measuring, reporting and verifying are more important negotiation issues than financing.Jordan Isenberg Dr Catherine Potvin Potvin Laboratory McGill University MontrealSIR – In your recent coverage of the REDD programme you neglected to mention the disincentive of donor countries to monitor compliance.

"Since we are currently involved with delicate and important negotiations with faculty that are of tremendous academic importance, we would prefer not to engage in a public discussion of the collective bargaining process," said Paul H. Forestell, provost of the university's C. W. Post campus in Brookville on Long Island.

There was a time when sovereigns travelled either for relaxation or to conduct important negotiations.

As viceroy he conducted important negotiations regarding completion of the Suez Canal.

"We must absolutely re-establish confidence … it will be difficult to conduct these extremely important negotiations".

But they were conscious that even more difficult and probably more important negotiations were under way in Beijing.