Sentence examples for may be negotiating from inspiring English sources

So it needs to think about which coalition mechanisms, if any, it might genuinely wish to discard – not least because, come May 2015, it may be negotiating with a Lib Dem party that has become comfortable with a lot of the existing mechanisms and may not be willing to start again from scratch.

What is the cultural background of the person you may be negotiating with?

The Chicago Sun-Times reported on Wednesday that Mr. Jackson may be negotiating a plea deal.

But they may wonder: Why am I required to pay the fee of the buyer's agent, who may be negotiating against my interests in the transaction?

The Philharmonic may be negotiating a complex move from Avery Fisher Hall to Carnegie Hall, but for the next week the finest green spaces in New York will be its home.

Since Mr. Habboubi had no list of candidates and could not fill all the seats he seemingly won, there is speculation that he may be negotiating with either the religious parties or Mr. Maliki's Dawa Party to share power.

Borders may be negotiated, territory may be swapped, security measures may be codified.

Fixed rates may be negotiated where predetermined rates are not considered appropriate.

(b) The specific fees to be charged on each account may be negotiated between the Secretary and the borrower.

Under clause (2) of section 118(b), the agreements may be negotiated "at any time"—whether before, during, or after determinations by the Commission.

For others, a separation agreement may be negotiated so that a spouse keeps the other's insurance until he or she is old enough for Medicare.