Sentence examples for negotiating some sort of from inspiring English sources

It is highly unlikely to be persuaded into negotiating some sort of political settlement.

The Palestinians were resigned to negotiating some sort of autonomous regime in the occupied territories to replace Army rule.

They then hope to nudge the two sides into negotiating some sort of more permanent deal when they next meet, in a few weeks time.

When I spoke to Pastor, from the Nasralla campaign, on Tuesday, he said he thought that Hernández was negotiating some sort of deal for himself, including a possible amnesty from corruption charges, since it looked as if he had lost.

They run through the track once, moving and jerking and coming together and breaking apart, before coming to a standstill as three-man sculptures, pillars supporting the centrepiece that is twigs and her partner, who appear to be negotiating some sort of romantic pain.

Such a move isn't a definite sign Flynn is negotiating some sort of agreement.

It tackles the bombing of Dresden (Oskar's grandparents are survivors), it takes us on a grand tour of New York (Oskar attempts to interview every New Yorker named Black, following a cryptic clue), it addresses the myriad ways people try to negotiate some sort of peace with non-negotiable tragedies.

Now the danger is, he said, that the longer the conflict drags on, the greater chance for Moammar Gadaffi to negotiate some sort of settlement.

Those jitters, accompanied by remarks from European officials that the union is fighting for survival, have led to an intensified effort to negotiate some sort of rescue package for Ireland and its ailing banks.

Speaking for May on Today, the Tory MP and former Home Office minister Damian Green said she would hope to negotiate some sort of compromise over free movement and the single market.

This felt like hope and it had a potent allure for her, the possibility, long shot that it might be, that the drug might negotiate some sort of truce with this disease.