Sentence examples for long negotiation with from inspiring English sources

There are exceptions, like the Mark di Suvero piece ["Aesop's Fables, II" outside the Stata Center] which was actually the result of a long negotiation with the artist.

After long negotiation with the federal government, the Federal District was recently allowed to subject trucks from outside where fake certificates of cleanliness are easily bought to its own anti-pollution rules.

That will be a process of long negotiation with a deadline three years away so that some of the long-term effects can at least be glimpsed and better predicted.

After a long negotiation with the county, the library in late September finally got ownership of the books that were already inside; the reopening party is scheduled for early November.

The long negotiation with Pharaoh over the release of the Jews from captivity (chapters 7 to 14) is especially aggravating, as God sends plague after plague upon Egypt, only to "toughen" Pharaoh's heart, each time, just as a deal seems cinched.

This would de-couple US policy in the region from Likud's intransigence far more than our months long negotiation with Netanyahu on a settlement freeze.

He could have engaged in long negotiations with the Taliban.

The joint panel has had long negotiations with the administration over obtaining some information.

Allam, who owns Hull City football club, has injected the cash after long negotiations with Rovers' chairman, Neil Hudgell.

I passed a bill, after long negotiations with the mayor, long negotiations with the unions, to say, let's put another 7,500 people on, 2,500 people per year over the next three years, in a transitions jobs bill.

He speaks fluent Hebrew, thanks to long years in Israeli prisons and long negotiations with Israeli leaders.