Sentence examples for intermittent negotiations from inspiring English sources

There have been intermittent negotiations between Columbia and the two property owners.

The two sides have held intermittent negotiations on the issue over the last year, but are still far apart.

Intermittent negotiations, renewed in 1897, resulted in the formation of the United Free Church of Scotland in 1900, which reunited with the Church of Scotland in 1929.

That simple idea gained increasing public support in the late 1970s and early '80s as an alternative to the complexities of the arms race, with its continuing posturing and intermittent negotiations about megatonnage, throw weight and inspections.

They were then told they had become a "political card" in intermittent negotiations with the French and that an Islamic court had decided, for now, to spare their lives.

Last spring, the U.S.-mediated "peace process" sputtered its way to an ignominious end after more than two decades of intermittent negotiations.

The companies have held intermittent talks for several years, but the current round of negotiations turned serious in the last two weeks, these people said.

Negotiations for the treaty, which includes West German recognition of Poland's postwar western frontier, were con cluded by the foreign ministers after 10 months of intermittent talks here and in the Polish capital.

Because he was politically moderate and better educated than others in the Taliban leadership, Mullah Omar trusted him to handle the Taliban's intermittent, and often frustrating, diplomatic negotiations with the United States in the last few years.

Following the long, intermittent war with Savoy (1589 1603), Roset led the peace negotiations of the second Treaty of St. Julien (July 27 , 1603.

Negotiations are also con tinuing on an intermittent basis between the newspapers and the other unions, but the bargaining on the wage issue at this point appears to be centered on the talks between the printers and the publishers representative.