Sentence examples for negotiating about whether from inspiring English sources

We're in a business where we sit down and we try to sell a home to people, and I don't feel it's proper that my competitors should have a copy of my tax returns that they're going to show people when we're negotiating about whether or not we're going to build them a home or not," Brady said.

Isabella talked about one of their experiences with hurricanes, suggesting that she and Isaac negotiated about whether to obtain plywood for the windows on their house: Isabella: When we first moved here, there was going to be a hurricane.

Why should the Palestinians negotiate if others negotiate for them?" So here we are, 62 years on, negotiating about negotiations whose prospects of leading anywhere seem fantastically remote.

They are negotiating about terms and venue.

"But what are we supposed to be negotiating about?

These interests are in evidence when stakeholders are negotiating both about whether or not to undertake a CED study and the conditions under which a particular product will be funded.

All the Israelis want to do is negotiate about negotiating.

There's nothing to negotiate about that".

What are we going to negotiate about?

The parties have common interests to negotiate over and areas of disagreement to negotiate about.

"We will negotiate about the transition with Omar Suleiman," he said.