Sentence examples for negotiated simultaneously from inspiring English sources

His bid had been selected early this year as the one that Tribune chose to negotiate with exclusively, but when the exclusivity period ended, Tribune negotiated simultaneously with Ricketts and Utay.

The package of bills that is expected to provide New York City with more than $1 billion to help ease a $3.8 billion budget deficit is not part of the state budget package but is being negotiated simultaneously.

Indeed, the previous antitrust settlement Microsoft agreed to in 1994 -- a "consent decree" in the United States, and an "undertaking" in Europe -- was negotiated simultaneously in Washington and Brussels.

I didn't realise at first, but they were negotiating simultaneously with Kevin Maxwell.

But it remains to be seen if his strategy of protesting and negotiating simultaneously will have much effect in Russia.

Alliance leaders said they were negotiating simultaneously with as many as 20 local Taliban commanders inside Kunduz by radio, trying to persuade each of them to defect.

Although he has been criticized at home for taking on too much at once by trying to negotiate simultaneously with the Syrians and the Palestinians, the Israeli prime minister said he could handle both.

Vanderbeek had been negotiating simultaneously with his lenders, who were owed about $77 million in overdue debt, and the team's two other owners, Michael Gilfillan who, like Vanderbeek, owned 47 percent of the team, and Peter Simon, who owned the remaining 6 percent.

Mr. Yanukovich is supporting integration with Europe alongside improved relations with Russia and has been negotiating simultaneously for trade pacts with a customs union of Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan and with the European Union.

Netanyahu and Barak are capable of negotiating simultaneously with both Syria and the Palestinians.

Phase Two (overlapping): Negotiate simultaneously but separately with Lieberman and Snowe about how far they will go to accommodate the Obama Administration's vision of the final health-reform bill, particularly on the public option.