Sentence examples for negotiating away from inspiring English sources

Egypt demands that Israel, another NPT hold-out, first be obliged to start negotiating away its nuclear arsenal.These concerns carry weight.

An employer may be able to shield you from some of this by negotiating away annual fees or covering them for you.

Britain, which enjoys a language advantage in the U.S. market over its European partners, appears to be more relaxed about negotiating away the "cultural exception" that E.U. states have insisted on in previous international trade deals.

Already, some black Americans at the conference here are quietly complaining that some African leaders are negotiating away any mention of reparations for the descendants of slaves in a bid to win good will and foreign aid from the West.

At a private meeting yesterday of the Municipal Labor Committee, an umbrella group for city unions, several union presidents said District Council 37 had put them in a tough spot by negotiating away some benefits.

While the apparent use of a work of fiction as a crib sheet for the delicate process of negotiating away weapons of mass destruction might not inspire confidence in Mr Reagan's grasp of geo-political detail, Mr Clancy was at least highly rated as an observer of Cold War technology.

But some differences go too deep to be negotiated away.

Our independence is precious and will never be negotiated away.

In short, he's unlikely to negotiate away the North's nuclear program.

In the absence of any barriers at present, nothing needs to be negotiated away.

But in the real world, politics intervenes and countries must negotiate away trade barriers.