Sentence examples for intensive negotiation from inspiring English sources

The bill that ultimately passed the House, after intensive negotiation with the Bush administration, called for a five-year limit.

It was agreed after much intensive negotiation that these would be developed by an inter-governmental committee of 30 countries.

"Through five years of intensive negotiation on this treaty and on the supplemental documents," Mr. Scheffer said, "the United States has labored constantly to achieve two major objectives.

"There's a pretty intensive negotiation going on right now with the Israelis and Palestinians," Jeffrey D. Feltman, the assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern Affairs, said on Friday.

After a day of intensive negotiation in New York, Rice told reporters: "We need to be prepared to contemplate steps that include, but perhaps go beyond, a no-fly zone at this point, as the situation on the ground has evolved, and as a no-fly zone has inherent limitations in terms of protection of civilians at immediate risk".

Komatsu in a month of intensive negotiation persuaded the owners, Pingshuo Coal Industrial, to buy 27 of its $3 million trucks, each capable of carrying 300 tons of rock and gravel.

Kerry announced the start of a new peace process in July – itself the product of intensive negotiations – flanked by Israeli and Palestinian negotiators, beneath the chandeliers of the State Department's Benjamin Franklin Room in Washington.

Above all, it would remove the artificial deadline of the end of President Clinton's term, which has been fueling the intensive negotiations and putting artificial pressure on both negotiating partners.

After intensive negotiations, Maguire held on to the role.

After weeks of intensive negotiations this summer, the United States changed its mind.

Despite intensive negotiations over several weeks, the peace talks collapsed in mid-March mid-March 1999