Sentence examples for negotiating an exit from inspiring English sources

"I spent about six months negotiating an exit from Time Warner and doing a deal with John Malone, McGuirkk recalls.

McLeish left his position after the final three of the 41 days of his reign had been spent negotiating an exit strategy that would suit both parities.

The defection of General Ahmar, who commands forces in the country's northwest, was seen by many in Yemen as a turning point, and a possible sign that government leaders could be negotiating an exit for the president.

Bailey was "one of this generation's greatest visionaries", declared his predecessor Angela Ahrendts, and anyway chief operating officer John Smith would be on hand to deal with fuddy-duddy details like negotiating an exit from licensing contracts in Japan.

With Britain yet to activate article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, which starts the formal process of negotiating an exit from the EU, European politicians and business leaders have been talking about the potential to shift jobs across the Channel.

Speaking at the headquarters of Vote Leave, just across the river from the Houses of Parliament, he ridiculed the idea – clearly set out by the prime minister – that the government would immediately trigger article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, which would set a two-year timetable for negotiating an exit deal.

The two sides are then supposed to negotiate an exit deal.

Saleh also took a direct swipe at US-backed efforts to negotiate an exit.

If he loves his people, he has to be able to negotiate an exit door calmly.

The President wanted to negotiate an exit from the Vietnam War, but his adversary's terms were unyielding.

With a brutal dictator like Mr. Assad, only the knowledge that he cannot prevail will force him to negotiate an exit.