Sentence examples for long negotiating process from inspiring English sources

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

The Met's decision was mainly, we hope, a rhetorical one, an anticipatory gesture in what will be a long negotiating process until the redevelopment is finished.

Not for the Yankees, whose desire for a day-night doubleheader Saturday was squashed by the Rays, who after a long negotiating process agreed to a Sept. 22 makeup.

(The NYT reports that the service is a culmination of a six-month-long negotiating process with music labels, with a lot of tension specifically over financial terms.

"Separation will require a long complex negotiating process with considerable uncertainty and potential to weaken the Scottish economy.

For this reason, particularly in the 1990s and early 2000s, universities primarily transformed their research outputs into market products through university-owned enterprises (UREs) rather than going through a long and complicated negotiating process with other enterprises (Eun et al. 2006).

"I feel very strongly that this deal, which was entered into after a long, highly negotiated process, is the right one.

"The threat of a strike is so significant, it casts a very long shadow over the negotiating process," said Robin Steans, executive director of Advance Illinois, an education-advocacy group that helped craft the proposal.

The negotiating process starts long before you get an offer.

(In Italy such strikes — calibrated to minimize public inconvenience — have long been an accepted part of the political negotiating process).

The negotiating process can be very short or very long depending on the website owner's willingness to compromise.