Sentence examples for little negotiations from inspiring English sources

In Paris, in early 1995, I saw two new first features that impressed me greatly, neither of which has ever been commercially distributed here: Noémie Lvovsky's "Oublie-Moi" ("Forget Me") and Pascale Ferran's "Petits Arrangements avec les Morts" ("Little Negotiations with the Dead").

After a little negotiation, Mr Hill handed back £10.

In good locations, he said, houses priced right sell quickly, usually with little negotiation.

The reality is that a little negotiation could avoid even the partisan posturing.

There's an awkward little negotiation to have with Whitehall before anything too sweeping can be announced.

We surprised ourselves by making it to the Oosterdok, and after a little negotiation, with the help of a local fisherman, were allowed to stay in Museum Haven.

While Valentine was in Japan this week on a charity tour, Ben Cherington, the Red Sox' new general manager, extended the offer, and there was little negotiation involved, the person in baseball said.

So it's safe to say there's little negotiation going on. A. The last six deals we've done we have not negotiated one dime on price and/or transfer taxes.

After more than a little negotiation, the law school let me attend the moot court in April on the condition that I not write about it until the case was decided.

In any event, the big Paris papers, apparently in an effort to prove that the Tunisians were incapable of maintaining order, played up every incident of violence in Tunisia between the signing of the treaty on March 20th and the "little negotiation".

There's a little negotiation and some slowdown and that's what you see with this vision-based approach.