Sentence examples for means of negotiation from inspiring English sources

It was the offer of a means of negotiation that Olmert and his government emphatically rejected.

Striking is a last resort; something a body of people do when all other means of negotiation have been exhausted or somehow blocked to them.

The aim of this study is to find socially beneficial outcomes by means of negotiation mechanisms that comply with decentralized information and conflicting interests.

Some of their advocates suggest that the state might try to manage public policy by means of negotiation and other techniques designed to produce incremental shifts in the culture of networks.

So if children ask me what the strike is all about, I'll tell them that this is a last resort, that teachers are withdrawing labour because they have a major disagreement with the government and, after all other means of negotiation have failed, it is their democratic right to strike.

"Controversies must be resolved not by recourse to arms but by peaceful means of negotiation and dialogue," the pope said during a welcoming ceremony, in remarks praising Kazakhstan for closing a nuclear site here and for banning all atomic testing after gaining independence from the former Soviet Union 10 years ago.

VON RIBBENTROP: Adolf Hitler saw that unfortunately, within the international system prevailing at that time, the good ideas of Lord Baldwin could not be carried out by means of negotiations.

But conflict often creates a need for cooperation, which is achieved by means of negotiations, and the specific outcome of negotiations is almost always codified in an international treaty.

Adolf Hitler therefore took the view that within the system now prevailing in the world it was apparently impossible to attain, by means of negotiations, armament equality -- equality of rights -- for Germany.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the adoption of Resolution 2065 by the UN General Assembly, the first of its kind to recognize the existence of the sovereignty dispute and to call upon its sole two parties, the Governments of Argentina and the United Kingdom, to reach a settlement by means of negotiations.

As the author of "Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People," he specifically means skills of negotiation.