Sentence examples for negotiating actively with from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has been negotiating actively with European and other governments to resettle 50 detainees, who it says are cleared for transfer.

After initial disputes, GVL began negotiating more actively with communities, in part to meet international obligations to the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, a sustainability body for the industry.

"We have been negotiating this very actively with the Philippines," Rhodes said.

The second tier of search businesses, including Lycos, Infoseek and the Snap service of Cnet, are actively negotiating with Netscape, people involved in the negotiations say.

Mid Devon Council building control manager Ken McLaren said: "We are actively negotiating with the owner to get the demolition works done, with the threat of possible enforcement if the owner does not do this".

Representative Wasserman has been actively negotiating with the state for redevelopment since 1992.

He said the US is not actively negotiating with the Taliban.

"Since the Saleeby donation, we have been actively negotiating with other collectors," he said during an interview from London.

Some of the posturing was tactical: for all their public rhetoric, for instance, the G21 group was actively negotiating with both America and Europe.

And because the two sides are not believed to be actively negotiating with each other about a possible deal, tough posturing appears to be serving as communication.

Are you actively negotiating with other potential tenants? A. There are a number of interesting possibilities, none of which I'm able to disclose.