Sentence examples for negotiated way from inspiring English sources

THE window for a negotiated way out of the impasse over Iran's nuclear intentions, said European leaders diplomatically last week, "will not remain open indefinitely".

There, representatives of Zimbabwe's opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, will ask the continent's leaders to refuse to recognize Mr. Mugabe's election and to appoint a mediator who can help find a negotiated way out of the country's political impasse.

"At this point, I think the Senate needs to lead, and we need to send over a plan to try to get government open," said Ms. Collins, who has played a leading role in the effort to find a negotiated way out of the fiscal morass.

We have made a lot of progress but it is now up to the government whether they want to sign up to a negotiated way forward which, I think, will lead to the sort of reform that the government wants and be equally fair to public sector workers".

There would be no negotiated way out of this war, no process, however slow, of trying to build political change from within.

With neither the ruling family nor the opposition in any mood for compromise, there seems little prospect for a negotiated way out of the impasse.

There they negotiated ways to change the cruel and unusual drug sentencing laws inflicted on New York 30 years ago by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller.

Bornstein remains resolute that the network will find a combination of legally required or bilaterally negotiated ways to increase nationwide penetration.

Examples are budgets for hospitals and GPs, and other negotiated ways to pay providers, such as fee-for-services.

Now, the city and the United States Justice Department are negotiating ways to prevent the federal government from suing the Police Department for a pattern of civil rights violations.

Separately, the Pentagon and Congressional leaders continued to negotiate ways to allow lawmakers to view the images in the absence of a public release.