Sentence examples for negotiated yet from inspiring English sources

That might be because the U.S. has recently negotiated yet another arms deal with the kingdom, this time worth an astonishing $60 billion.

It hasn't been fully negotiated yet, so I don't know what the final provisions are yet," she said, adding that she would like to "judge the final agreement".

Application of the efficiency frontier approach shows that SOF/SMV therapy almost meets the required threshold, even though DAA prices have not been negotiated yet.

He has been up late negotiating yet another deal as part of his mission to bring open source to a wider audience.

They complain that when Israel feels threatened it refuses to negotiate, yet when it feels calm it sees no need to.

On the other hand, he said the Bush administration had no interest in negotiating yet another agreement with North Korea similar to the 1994 pact, now that it has proven it would not live up to the previous one.

In the face of cruel rejections and bitter failures, Keith tumbles from despair to agony as he ends up running panic-stricken and wounded through an indifferent, uncomprehending city whose streets he is unable to negotiate — yet Bronstein can't resist endowing him with a Dostoyevskian grace and seeing him through to a peculiarly serene and ironic redemption.

While Obama administration officials say they want to draw North Korea back into disarmament talks begun by President George W. Bush, they are not interested in negotiating yet another deal to disable the main nuclear facility at Yongbyon, where North Korea produces its bomb-grade plutonium.

Volpi says the strategic planning is much more interesting than negotiating, yet as the son of a banker he has an appreciation for the nuances of a deal.

As the US continues to be involved in crises in the Middle East and Ukraine - including negotiating yet another free trade agreement with the EU - there is little to show thus far for the Asia Pivot that had been described as the centrepiece for Obama's second term.

I paid a copay and the rest of the bill went to my insurance company, which negotiates yet an entirely different amount that I know nothing about.