Sentence examples for negotiated alongside from inspiring English sources

It also stated that a new fiscal framework for Scotland would be negotiated alongside the bill.

On the other hand, you might be panicking at the thought of the rows of cutlery and glassware to be negotiated alongside small talk with formidable strangers.

The US negotiated alongside Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China for nearly two years before finalizing a landmark accord to curb Iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief.

Cruz attempted to delay the vote the Senate, arguing that President Barack Obama had not submitted to Congress details of any "side deals" negotiated alongside the nuclear accord, meaning the official "review period has not started".

Known as the "third shift", the caregiving shift is being negotiated alongside the first shift of paid labour, and a second shift of childrearing [ 16].

And Britain has been consistently involved.Bagehot: We've consistently passed up opportunities to be seen negotiating alongside our European friends and allies…WH: There is a role that tries to keep Europe strong and coordinating well with the United States.

Their function, as conduits of maleness, is to trigger side-issues that Griffin has to negotiate alongside the narrative's main thread: sexism at work, ambition, resisting alpha-male domination.

Speaking at a panel discussion in London hosted by the Environmental Defense Fund Europe, the former Labour leader, who was climate and energy secretary under Gordon Brown, said that Britain could continue to negotiate alongside the EU on climate and energy matters: "we're stronger negotiating with them than we would be on our own".

He was only let go after US spy chief James Clapper negotiated his release alongside the Korean-American missionary, Kenneth Bae.

Alongside negotiating with the EU, the UK would have to simultaneously renegotiate bilateral access to the EU's 52 trade deals with third parties, from which Britain currently benefits.

A trade deal between the UK and European Union is unlikely to be negotiated within two years, alongside Brexit negotiations, a German official has said, while sounding cautiously optimistic over the issue of citizens' rights.