Sentence examples for long negotiating from inspiring English sources

Going underground meant a life of ceaseless vigilance, alert to every sound or glance, never staying anywhere for too long, negotiating hiding places, walking the streets.

Possibly the newly flush writer-star has spent too long negotiating with HMRC, because the comedy here is underwritten at best.

He then reviewed a long negotiating session he had had, many years before, with former Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee, in which the pair had tried and failed to agree on a particular joint statement.

As for Iberia, having spent so long negotiating the complicated regulatory implications of a merger with BA in jurisdictions around the world, it will no doubt be relieved that the deal sees the two airline operations keep their own branding and separate responsibilities for operations.

She said she was happy with how the long negotiating process had worked out.

"I think a long negotiating path lies ahead of us," Ms. Merkel said "Although I am skeptical, I agreed with the continuation of membership discussions.

The EU already had implicit legal personality in international trade negotiations, where it has long negotiated as a block.

To capture a bigger share of those corporate travel dollars, however, a more important factor may be offering the discounted contracts that businesses have long negotiated with the larger airlines.

I wonder how Shepard has for so long negotiated a career that has required careful calibration of his own outsider and insider inclinations, the placating of studio executives, producers, publishers, theatres, who see films, plays and books principally in commercial terms.

hooks has long negotiated the meaning of the ever-morphing feminist movement.

It is not a pleasant sight.There are two more week-long negotiating events planned before the next big meeting, which will be in Cancún, Mexico, this December.