Sentence examples for negotiate most of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson said that board and city officials still need to negotiate most of the details.

It's likely that Yahoo could negotiate most of that for themselves to get the deal.

"I believe we have negotiated most of the lease and we are just waiting to finalize that," Hulsizer said, adding that would happen at a Dec. 14 meeting of the Glendale City Council.

The Assembly and the Senate had moved together in the past month and negotiated most of the details of the spending plan without Mr. Pataki's support, and they saw Wednesday night's move as a sign that the Senate was realigning itself with the governor, at least for now.

Under this constitution, the EU also was given a "legal personality," meaning that it could negotiate most treaties on behalf of its members.

The increasingly sectarian rhetoric of Al Nusra Front and other jihadist groups — along with a defiant speech on Sunday by Mr. Assad in which he refused to negotiate with most of his opponents — has made a political settlement seem more remote.

"He has negotiated with most of the governments in the world, which is helpful, given that Trump has not.

Bristol-Myers and Sanofi negotiated away most of that threat, agreeing to limit damages to 50percentt of Apotex's sales if their agreement was rejected.

Mayoral aides later suggested that the structure of the contract -- and the next pact -- ultimately could leave the officers with the same raises won by other uniformed workers over the longer contracts -- 30 months -- negotiated with most of the other unions.

Hamhuis and the Predators had been negotiating for most of the season, as well as in the summer, but Nashville was not willing to meet his asking price.

You will be able to negotiate the most complex of teenage boy emotions via the form of Fernando Torres or why Andy Carroll should never, ever, be picked for England.