Sentence examples for negotiated from within from inspiring English sources

Scottish ministers, who previously argued the nation's EU membership would be "automatic" under independence, said Scotland's terms of entry would be negotiated "from within", given its current status as a UK member.

Mr Swinney said it was clear that after becoming independent the country would be negotiating "from within".

Wallace asks if it is fair to say that Obama has given up on the "inside game" of negotiating and is now just going to use Organizing for America to add pressure to every political fight in Washington, and Plouffe says that the President has to do both things, negotiate from within and activate the citizens beyond the Beltway.

"I never negotiated from a position of weakness.

New assistance was negotiated from the Americans.

Despite it all, Sturgeon might find Brussels more willing to engage with the idea of Scottish independence than it was a few years ago, when it firmly rebutted the SNP's notion of negotiating continuing membership from "within" both the UK and EU.

Nobody is negotiating from a position of strength.

Iran might appear to be negotiating from strength.

After all, it’s hard to negotiate from the boneyard.

This gives them a stronger, joint position to negotiate from.

The Scottish government aims to negotiate entry from within the EU.