Sentence examples for negotiating move from inspiring English sources

The award for the most brazen negotiating move of 2014 goes to the National Football League negotiators who tried to convince performers like Coldplay, Rihanna, and Katy Perry that they should pay for the right to play the 2015 halftime show.

It's also clear that this is a negotiating move on Viacom's part.

Perhaps Mr. Messier's most important deal to date was a negotiating move in February to create an Internet portal with Vodafone Airtouch, the world's largest wireless telephone operator.

He seemed to believe that this was the natural order: It was the reporter's job to ask questions and his job to get the story most likely to advance his next negotiating move into the paper.

Francis pre-empted challenges about whether or not he was intruding in politics by framing the discussion around an issue he cared about deeply a powerful negotiating move for leaders in particular.

But it's also a negotiating move with the Chinese to expose them to the kind of ridicule that they've put themselves in now by claiming to be able to arbitrate on matters like religion and reincarnation.

"I think we have to look at all of this as negotiating moves on both sides.

The England internationals are negotiating moves away from the Bluebirds following the club's relegation to the Championship.

Mr. Goldman, who has prepared several thousand gun trusts and teaches courses on their use, said the trusts have many benefits, like ensuring that firearms were passed on responsibly when an owner dies, keeping them from falling into the wrong hands in a difficult divorce or helping to negotiate moves to other states that might have different gun laws.

A week after Arthur Andersen abandoned plans to move into new headquarters in Times Square, a major downtown law firm is negotiating to move into the same space in the skyscraper, which is under construction on 42nd Street.

The banks congratulated May on successfully negotiating a move to the second phase of withdrawal negotiations with the EU, which it called the first substantive evidence that a final deal could be agreed.