Sentence examples for negotiating stance from inspiring English sources

Few Afghanis support Karzai's hardline negotiating stance, fearing the nation will collapse without American support.

Is this a negotiating stance from the White House or a hard rejection?

The E.U.-27's public backs their leaders' tough negotiating stance.

Perhaps surprisingly, almost one-third of Euroskeptics support a hard E.U. negotiating stance.

That progress has hardened Assad's negotiating stance and blocked the U.N. search for a political solution.

Mr Wallace of the Lib Dems says the same thing but he is already making his coalition negotiating stance known.

Because federal bankruptcy rules allow companies to reject contracts, AMR may take a harder negotiating stance with its unions.

(Olmert denies discussing the possibility of a military rescue with the Shalits or his negotiating stance with Hamas).

Mr. Brafman said Mr. Ginsburg's half-threat to prepare for a trial, seemed like a classic negotiating stance in response to a negotiating stance Mr. Ginsburg had undoubtedly heard inside Mr. Starr's office.

Clearly the prime minister is adopting a negotiating stance ahead of tough talks over terms of departure.

"At five to 12, literally, they are toughening their negotiating stance, pulling out all these aces," said one insider.