Sentence examples for negotiated primarily from inspiring English sources

But this deal appears to have been negotiated primarily with Khaled Mashal, a top Hamas leader based in Damascus, Syria.

The plan announced Monday involves no money from taxpayers, and it was negotiated primarily between the banks themselves.

The deal was negotiated primarily by Vice President Biden and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.).

The deal announced today was negotiated primarily by Mr. Middelhoff and Mr. Olson, an American who is chairman of the Bertelsmann Book Group North America.

Lots of reports today on the Microsoft-Yahoo negotiation, which is now in its third month of drama and appears to be being negotiated primarily through the media.

"My hope is that in the future we do have a peace agreement, negotiated primarily by Africans from East Africa, that the United States will move in again and have a much greater impact deliberately orchestrated from the White House and the State Department, both politically and economically, to help South Sudan stabilize itself and become economically viable," he said.

As the months dragged on, Connaughton began to suspect that Dodd was negotiating primarily on his own behalf, using the ideal of bipartisanship as a cover to weaken financial reform and end up with a bill that Wall Street could live with.

Many executives, especially those trained in sales persuasion tactics, view negotiating primarily as an opportunity to influence the other party.

There is growing concern that the U.S. will focus its negotiating energy primarily on the TPP and other regional agreements, or turn increasingly protectionist.

The six negotiating partners, primarily the United States, want Iran to slash its 19,000 uranium-enriching centrifuges to levels low enough that monitors would notice if Iran cheated and tried to make a nuclear bomb.

He negotiated the sale primarily with twenty-six-year-old Gus Wenner, the heir apparent of the company, which was co-founded by his father, Jann.