Sentence examples for longer negotiations from inspiring English sources

But one thing is for sure: the longer negotiations run on, the longer lobbyists kick about to try to influence proceedings.

Some have been hearing complaints from constituents who do not believe that the benefit is generous enough, and the prevailing view among Congressional aides is that the longer negotiations drag on, the less likely it is that a bill will be produced.

The Wales-based shelter, which has put a roof over the heads of eight street homeless people each night for the past 10 years, is still open but as a result of the ruling is losing £1,200 a week (about 40% of its income), and as its manager told me: We cannot do that for much longer Negotiations with its local authority about possible solutions are still very much ongoing, he said.

It is the result of a far longer negotiation between human culture and physical forces.

With that out of the way, Speaker John A. Boehner and his troops are set to vote for a repeal of President Obama's health care law, and they're talking about making good on a promise to cut as much as $100 billion from the federal budget (or at least that's the starting point in a longer negotiation).

Gieringer sees 64 as the beginning of a much longer negotiation around cannabis regulation.

It seemed like Ryan might pursue an open-ended delay of the vote and possibly start a longer negotiation process.

Because Republicans will no longer negotiate with Obama, he had to outsource the negotiations to his vice president, Joe Biden.

Why have the Palestinians decided they no longer want negotiations?

The private equity firm and 3Com are no longer in negotiations over a new deal, a person briefed on the matter told DealBook.

But the longer the negotiations continue, the more the cost to G.M. could grow — and G.M. wants to get the best possible return for its support.