Sentence examples for major negotiation from inspiring English sources

"It's how every major negotiation is solved," Mr. Paterson said.

President Bush has now been tested by his first foreign policy confrontation and his first major negotiation with Congress over a domestic policy issue, namely tax cuts.

In recent years, Mr. Boxley has emerged as a top adviser, with a hand in almost every major negotiation and piece of legislation.

While the negotiators toiled here, Mr. Arafat flew today to Cairo to see the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak, the man with whom Mr. Arafat usually consults before forging ahead with a major negotiation with the United States.

During her recent visit to India, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tried to prepare the ground for the major negotiation on carbon emissions in Copenhagen in December by calling upon India to join hands with the United States to "combat global warming".

He was involved in every major negotiation in the NBA from 1980 to 2005 including television contracts, collective bargaining and league expansion.

"He had a lot of major negotiations and major decisions to make that not everyone liked".

As a diplomat he was entrusted with a long succession of major negotiations, including the Peace of Knäred (with Denmark, 1613), the Truce of Ogra (with Poland, 1622), and the negotiations with Denmark at Sjöaryd (1624).

Analysts say that since then, the company most likely froze any major negotiations with smartphone and tablet manufactures like Apple to avoid interfering with any deals under way between AT&T and those hardware vendors.

But Günther Oettinger, the outgoing energy commissioner, was said to be hoping for something bigger, possibly trade, putting him in charge of the major negotiations with Washington on a transatlantic free trade zone.

Going public in Albany is accounted a dramatic step when it comes to major negotiations, and Mr. Bruno said he was moved to do so by his frustration over the stalled private talks.