Sentence examples for negotiating through a from inspiring English sources
The Unity Presidential Council, which has been negotiating through a UN-brokered process, agreed on a 32-member cabinet made up of representatives from across the country.
Representatives of Libya's rival factions negotiating through a UN-brokered process announced that they have formed a unity government aimed at stemming the chaos that has engulfed the country.
"The fact that scientists and companies interested in developing new diagnostics and treatments in the US can do that without negotiating through a maze of gene patents gives them a distinct advantage," he said.
"We put a lot of thought into that first counterproposal and they basically just laughed it off," the Bruins' Shawn Thornton said Thursday, professing bafflement over why the owners are so "adamant" about rolling back salaries and "their way of negotiating through a lockout".
Negotiating through a third-party translator offers unique challenges to international negotiators.
Principal agent theory highlights the risks of negotiating through an agent.
Nevertheless, apart from the prisoner deal with Hezbollah, negotiated through a German mediator, Israel also agreed with Hamas on a six-month truce that started June 19.
Also having to negotiate through a white gay scene makes it doubly difficult to forge an identity or gain support from our peers.
The New York Times reports[L]enders said they have been forced to negotiate through a group of big banks that have accepted government bailout money and are reticent to push back against the government's proposal.
As the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals noted, a black lung claimant must negotiate through a complex regulatory system to receive benefits from either the Black Lung Disability Trust Fund or the responsible mine operator.
Might his high profile prove to have been too polarizing as Democratic leaders negotiate through a thicket of political considerations in search of a deal that can get through the House and the Senate?
