Sentence examples for negotiating posturing from inspiring English sources

Universal appears to have powerful leverage, making its demands more than just the usual negotiating posturing.

In short, he thinks the Republicans are beaten, and so will change their negotiating posture.

It was weak as a negotiating posture, and inadequate as an expression of America's views about fair elections and the right to peaceful protest.

The White House's stated refusal to consider the platinum coin has been described as a capitulation by some liberals, but it is actually the more aggressive negotiating posture.

It does signal that the Mets are continuing their off-season negotiating posture, which, for the most part, has not been an aggressive one.

The proposal -- like Reagan's free-trade proposals -- was regarded skeptically, as a rhetorical gambit or a negotiating posture, and it may prove to be nothing more.

Mark Neaman, Evanston's chief executive, had told his board that the deal would "increase our leverage, limited as it might be," the investigation found, and "help our negotiating posture" with managed care organizations.

He struck his latest negotiating posture just a week before Sri Lankans go to the polls, on Dec. 5, for the second parliamentary elections in just a little over a year.

Such sentiments are strongly influencing the negotiating posture of House Republican leaders as they try to strike an agreement with the White House while remaining well aware that the rank-and-file seem more than prepared to oppose a deal if they believe it falls short of the deep spending cuts they contend are required.

Meanwhile, the P5+1 states, despite a common negotiating posture on a formal level, themselves have differing geopolitical interests.

The far right appears to continue to have firm control over the Republican Party's negotiating posture in both houses.