Sentence examples for making negotiation from inspiring English sources

Second, our expectations of others are often dead wrong, making negotiation techniques like this invalid.

Critics of the monarchy argue that by sidelining the most influential opposition members, government officials are making negotiation impossible.

It has 35 employers and almost half its budget comes from the EU itself, making negotiation tricky.

This groundbreaking book lays out a more holistic — and less expensive — strategy, one that charges leaders with making negotiation a core organizational competence.

6) Raymond Lo, a feng shui and destiny consultant, says the year of the horse is a year in which people are likely to stand firm on their principles, making negotiation difficult.

As a result, the city's budget will most likely be modified this fall, making negotiations this year particularly uncertain.

With the Senate still under Democratic control, lawmakers there are expected to move ahead with a significantly different approach, making negotiations to reconcile competing spending bills extremely difficult.

Cogan offers practical suggestions for making negotiations more cooperative and productive although he also emphasizes the long-term damage inflicted by the crisis over Iraq.

Their actions in recent months make one suspect that they are deliberately making negotiations conditional on demands that have no chance of being met today.

By making negotiations more deliberative responsive to the reasoned arguments of affected individuals world politics becomes more democratic.

You could, of course, offer a counter argument that Khosrowshahi is playing hard to get or making negotiations with Grab tougher.