Sentence examples for negotiating about what from inspiring English sources

I don't think I should be negotiating about what I would do as president.

In October 2016 more than eight months after commencement of the forfeiture proceedings press outlets reported that American and Uzbek officials were still negotiating about what to do with the seized assets.

In Baghdad, American and European officials hope to begin the talks themselves — to start negotiating about what Iran must do to ease global concerns that it is developing a nuclear weapon, and then proceed through a series of detailed meetings and negotiations over the next few months.

There will be a lot of arguing and negotiating about what technically constitutes currency manipulation to gain an edge in trade.

So instead of "negotiating" about what to give away to raise the debt ceiling, let's start advancing some progressive policy ideas.

More troubling perhaps is that the Eurogroup's talks with Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's brainy and unusually charismatic member of their ilk, did not agree either on a basis for having further talks: they could not even reach a conclusion on how and what to negotiate about, such is the gulf between them about what's required to patch up the marriage, or to keep Greece in the eurozone.

The two most important questions for future UK trade agreements are: (1) With whom should the UK negotiate, and (2) what should it negotiate about?

The union has negotiated rules about what accommodations its members are entitled to when they work out of town.

Calling children "the conscience of the process" he said "We need to keep reminding ministers what they are negotiating about – the lives of children and young people".

The public conversation in Israel reinforced the notion that the Israelis are really negotiating among themselves about what concessions to the Palestinians can be tolerated.

"But what are we supposed to be negotiating about?