Sentence examples for make negotiations with from inspiring English sources

Iran, by the by, still eggs Hamas on to make negotiations with Israel difficult if not impossible.Syria is more promising.

That could make negotiations with Matsui tricky for the Yankees, who have shortstop Derek Jeter signed through 2010.

The election has resulted in a weaker rather than a stronger UK government, which will make negotiations with the EU27 more difficult.

Still, analysts note, numerous others who are expected to be elected from the Likud Party, while not as hard-line as Mr. Feiglin, would make negotiations with the Palestinians hard to carry out and territorial compromise even harder.

He said it would make negotiations with the EU much easier, because the task of agreeing a special transitional regime as well as an eventual free trade agreement could be skipped.

Although the French position could be scaled back, the fact that the other 26 trade ministers in the European Union acceded to France's demand could make negotiations with the United States that much more difficult, given the protectionist impulses on both sides of the Atlantic that are likely to come into play.

He also took an important role to make negotiation with both governments.

And the council has not made negotiations with city hall any smoother.

Yet circumstances or opportunity sometimes makes negotiations with a relative or good friend irresistible or impossible to avoid.

He fights on Blain McGuigan's Channel 5 promotion – which makes negotiations with Matchroom for a fight with either Brook or Khan problematic.

Hamid Karzai, then the president of Afghanistan, made negotiations with his "Taliban brothers" a top priority, establishing a High Peace Council for that purpose.