Sentence examples for negotiating effort from inspiring English sources

Bishop arrives in Paris on Sunday to lead Australia's negotiating effort for the final week of the summit and Tony de Brum said he would need to have an exchange to "sort out" the issue with her.

Republican skeptics, including Sens. Mark Kirk of Illinois and Bob Corker of Tennessee, who is to take over the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, already are planning legislation that could threaten the negotiating effort by adding new sanctions on Iran or giving Congress more leverage over the deal.

It's past time to begin a new negotiating effort.

At lunchtime, representatives from five banks gathered in his office to hear him declare, "Either we close this today and get an agreement or the negotiating effort is over and we'll go back to doing what we do best, which is making cases".

Morton Abramowitz, a former head of State Department intelligence, who was one of the founders of the International Crisis Group, said, "The world is different than it was three years ago, and while the Europeans want good relations with us, they will not go to war with Iran unless they know that an exhaustive negotiating effort was made by Bush.

The negotiating effort is expected to come under sharp attack on Tuesday, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses a joint session of Congress.

And what will happen if his herculean negotiating efforts fall short?

Second, the president intended to ensure that Washington and Jerusalem were fully coordinated regarding Iran, and that the new Israeli government would not compromise U.S. negotiating efforts through precipitate action.

Asserting that the expulsion was misguided, Mr. Hogan insisted that his negotiating efforts in Las Vegas were not a sweetheart deal, but rather innocent speech protected by the First Amendment.

Seeking to balance its concerns over stability in South Asia with its interest in missile defense, the Clinton administration is likely to redouble its negotiating efforts with the Chinese and perhaps even explore new forms of arms control with Beijing.

When, in October, I asked Rehman if he had any control over Fazlullah, he said the negotiating efforts of the J.U.I. leader there, Qari Abdul Bais, were saving Fazlullah and the Pakistani Army from going to war.