Sentence examples for negotiated face from inspiring English sources

He negotiated face to face with Milosevic and ended a war".

John Devine, G.M.'s chief financial officer, met with Mr. Ergen, the first time a top-level executive at the carmaker has negotiated face to face with an executive of EchoStar, the satellite TV company, these people said.

The accord, which is still being negotiated, faces Democratic opposition in Congress.

Their understanding of this term 'is not defined by geographical boundaries but is understood as any small-scale arena in which social meanings are informed and adjusted through negotiated, face-to-face interaction.' [ 41] (p.8) (for a critique of the 'face-to-face' definition of 'local' see [ 44]).

Currently, Israel and the Palestinian Authority, represented by the Western-backed Fatah movement, are not even negotiating face to face, but are holding indirect, American-brokered talks.

His sudden death, in 1943, left Kennan free to negotiate, face to face with Salazar, for the use of bases in the Azores by U.S. aircraft.

Mr. Marchionne was clearly peeved with Mr. King for not honoring an agreement to negotiate face to face on the last day before the current four-year deal expired.

The US has been holding secret bilateral discussions and Obama signalled publicly in a presidential debate that he was prepared to negotiate face to face.

Despite persistent rumors of direct talks, Brotherhood leaders strongly deny they are negotiating face to face with the military, absent any discussions between their imprisoned leader and his military captors.

"You will never be in the situation to negotiate face to face with the Chinese because your domestic market is not relevant for the Chinese in comparison with their domestic market.

In one case, Mr. Brown told a friend, he said he felt like "we weren't even on the same playing field" in negotiating face to face with a Republican lawmaker who would not accept his assertion that most money in the California education budget did not go to administrative costs.