Sentence examples for negotiating powers from inspiring English sources

Though support for military action against Iran was mixed, there was resounding agreement that negotiations between Iran and the six negotiating powers, known as the P5+1, were bound to result in a "bad deal" that would inevitably allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon.

The markets appear to have no confidence in the negotiating powers of the government.

Mr. Daley's efforts to get Congress to approve fast-track trade negotiating powers failed recently.

A number of capitalist nations have met the challenges of the fast-growing international economy by joining the energies of the private sector (including organized labour) to the financial and negotiating powers of the state.

But he is now throwing his weight behind an effort to convince Congress to grant him "fast track" negotiating powers, in a bid to complete the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) with a group of powerful countries including Japan and Australia.

As a start, he disclosed that six big Labour city authorities propose to pool their negotiating powers to drive down private-sector rents, reducing the housing benefit bill and creating income to build new houses.

In bilateral and regional trade negotiations, individual countries are especially vulnerable to the negotiating power of major trading nations.

"That gives them negotiating power".

Who has the negotiating power for this movement?

He became expert at negotiating power in the Assembly.

The job description requires giving up negotiating power.