Sentence examples for negotiating international from inspiring English sources
He urged Congress to move on his proposals for increased energy production and to give him more leeway in negotiating international trade agreements.
They opposed summit meetings and limits on nuclear testing and favored a constitutional amendment to prevent the president from negotiating international treaties.
Mr. Friedman, a former top executive at Goldman Sachs, is under consideration as the United States trade representative and would be in charge of negotiating international trade agreements.
Rob Portman, a respected Republican congressman, will be a good salesman for Mr Bush's trade agenda in Congress; it is less clear how good he will be at negotiating international trade deals.
WASHINGTON — Critics and supporters alike agree that the U.N. forum for negotiating international climate change policies is an ungainly mess, its annual gatherings marked by discord, disarray and brinkmanship.
Though a Franco-Byzantine treaty of 814 guaranteed to Venice political and juridical independence from the rule of the Western Empire, it did not confirm any effective dependence on the Byzantine Empire, and by 840 841 the doge was negotiating international agreements in his own name.
The FIO is intended to provide a unified U.S. voice on insurance matters in international negotiations; the FIO and the U.S. Trade Representative would share authority to negotiate international agreements.
It is true that Presidents may negotiate international deals, short of treaties, without congressional review, but fundamental to these negotiations is what Iran must do to get out of economic sanctions imposed by Congress.
This gives Mr Bush the freedom to negotiate international trade deals on behalf of America.
They included seeking authority from Congress to negotiate international trade agreements.
The case is controversial because it involves copyright laws that are already subject to painstakingly negotiated international agreements.
