Sentence examples for negotiating leeway from inspiring English sources
But politicking over his mission within the administration is also getting in his way.Mr Hill had originally been given some negotiating leeway by Condoleezza Rice, the secretary of state.
It usually plays the role of spoiler, depending on how much it wants to mess with American interests by undermining sanctions and providing the North Koreans with economic and political support to give them more negotiating leeway.
Under the Senate version of the plan, the F.H.A. would have some leeway in negotiating with borrowers who have second loans.
He urged Congress to move on his proposals for increased energy production and to give him more leeway in negotiating international trade agreements.
This week, the CFCB's "investigatory chamber" has been negotiating settlements with the clubs judged to have breached the €45m leeway allowed over the two seasons under consideration – 2011-12 and 2012-13.
Despite his skepticism, Mr. McCain said he believed the president deserved some leeway to negotiate a deal.
People buying homes and apartments in the resale market are finding more leeway to negotiate on price.
Mr. Rhodes said the United States would give the Philippines leeway to negotiate an agreement with China, with the important caveat that it adhere to international law.
There may be significantly less leeway to negotiate further arrangements going forward, and, with industry conditions deteriorating as we enter the seasonally slow period for steelmakers, the possibility of a bankruptcy filing remains, even if it doesn't come this summer.
The vagueness of the project did not give him leeway to negotiate.
