Sentence examples for necessary negotiations from inspiring English sources

Now that the strike is over, the Justice Ministry has announced that, if necessary, negotiations could resume.

It is more true, however, that the necessary negotiations and improvisations of pickup ball — and especially playground ball — do teach lessons in practical politics.

After a siege that lasted several hours and an exchange of gunfire, some brothers intervened and conducted the necessary negotiations to stop the bloodshed of our brothers the jihadists.

He supported the Macdonald Brown Cartier coalition, which advocated federation (1864), and worked on the necessary negotiations at the Charlottetown, P.E.I.; Quebec; and Westminster conferences; he was knighted for his services in 1869.

LiveTV has announced that they have finished the necessary negotiations and plan to take over Airfone starting January 1st, 2009.

It said the period of exclusivity would last "several weeks" to enable it to carry out the necessary negotiations.

He noted in a conversation on Monday morning that this practice is an outgrowth of the constant and necessary negotiation between reporters and sources to get information and quotations on the record.

Don't be intimidated by negotiation--if you're honest about your needs and are willing to concede some aspects if necessary, negotiation can easily help you get what you want.

But Mr. Hamad said that the "experience of the last two months, of not being able to agree on one page" of text, showed that international involvement was necessary "for negotiations to be serious" later.

This is due to the necessary key negotiation in order to prepare the system to do the encryption process.

And with that in mind, Democrats are now casting the bill's delay over August recess as a chance for necessary further negotiation and review.