Sentence examples for negotiating here from inspiring English sources

The governments negotiating here in Busan should seek to emulate the... sense of urgency displayed by Mr Blair," said Concord, the aid campaign network.

So bottom line is be reasonable when negotiating here.

But I'm not going to negotiate here in Seoul.

All of which raises an obvious question: Wouldn't it just be easier to negotiate here in Baghdad?

The accord being negotiated here 92 years later has the chance to be just as historic, albeit in completely different ways.

"It is very clear that the final bill, to pass in the United States Senate, is going to have to be very close to the bill that has been negotiated here," he said on "Fox News Sunday".

"If you negotiate here you send a message to every [al-Qaida] group in the world, some of whom are holding US hostages today, that there is some value now in that hostage they didn't have before.

This ravishing music, unaccompanied, as the Orthodox church requires, is immensely rewarding for choirs but presents all sorts of intonation challenges, not all successfully negotiated here, particularly in the opening movements.

While we don't know yet the terms under which any secession from the EU would be negotiated, here we set out some of the key potential ramifications of Brexit, drawing on the expertise of a wide range of figures from the worlds of politics and economics.

Even though you and your salary are a recurring cost to the department, there is room to negotiate here, too.

What is being negotiated here is a young person's (YP) attitude about a misdemeanour he has committed, receiving a stolen mobile phone.