Sentence examples for negotiating one from inspiring English sources

He's publicly embarrassed himself and the league enough times to finally warrant change, and the NFL Players'Association is intent on negotiating one as NFL owners meet next week in Orlando, Florida. .

The problem, critics argue, is that the U.S. is inexplicably placing the cart before the horse, insisting on the particulars of a climate pact before simply agreeing on a mandate to begin negotiating one by 2015, which is really all that's on the table in Durban.

But the sides are not negotiating, one baseball official said.

("We're negotiating," one of Khadr's lawyers told Carol Rosenberg of the Miami Herald).

Several members said the United States should simply impose a solution because the two sides were incapable of negotiating one.

To do so is to advance the aims of such groups by destroying chances for a compromise peace and easing pressure for a more responsible Palestinian leadership capable of negotiating one.

He disowns NATO, unaware that he is playing into Putin's hands; blithely proposes nuclear proliferation in Asia; muses aloud about using nuclear weapons; and imagines negotiating one-on-one with North Korea's psychotic leader.

Though hotels now have more negotiating traction, those meetings planners who use new technology are also on firmer ground, and not "going to hotels and negotiating one-by-one with a phone call or an e-mail," Mr. Eden said.

Singapore already has a free-trade agreement with Japan, while Thailand and the Philippines are negotiating ones of their own.

"There was a huge fight over whether to give the North Koreans an ultimatum or to negotiate," one American expert on Korea told me.

When it comes to online ads, buyers and sellers no longer negotiate one-on-one; they meet on big ad exchanges that function almost like stock exchanges.