Sentence examples for looking for negotiations from inspiring English sources

When asked whether his view was that Trident was therefore non-negotiable with the SNP, Mr Murphy replied: "I am not looking for negotiations at all.

But, while adhering to his convictions, with which one could agree or disagree, he was not dogmatic; he was looking for negotiations and cooperation.

Gorbachev later wrote that Reagan "was looking for negotiations and cooperation".

But I don't think it negates the argument that the Guantanamo prisoners deserve their day in court to suggest that the fundamentalists of al-Qaeda and, now, Isis are hardly looking for peaceful negotiations.

Smith's deal guarantees him more than $45 million in the first three years of the deal, the $15 million per season he was looking for when negotiations opened this summer.

Hildabrand confirmed that the Republicans are looking for the negotiations to continue on the tax plan and that the plan sent to Brownback may not become law.

Charles B. Slocum, assistant executive director of the Writers Guild of America West, said in an interview on Friday that he believed "in general terms" that the "Lost" deal created "the pattern that we are looking for in our negotiations," although he noted that the guild was seeking better financial terms.

We follow the news of negotiations looking for signs of hope.

Spokespeople for the Israeli government, in turn, accused the Palestinians of looking for excuses to avoid negotiations.

The Palestinians should be looking for reasons to enter into negotiations, not excuses to avoid negotiations.

While you will probably not get the extent of agreement to more time together that you're looking for, go into this negotiation in good faith, expecting to lower some of your own expectations as well if you're prepared to make this work.