Sentence examples for negotiating to lead from inspiring English sources

The game was watched by David Haigh, a representative of the Bahrain-based Gulf Finance House (GFH), which has confirmed it is negotiating to "lead and arrange" a takeover of Leeds, having been in talks with the club's owner, Ken Bates, since as long ago as June.

Tokyo currently is negotiating to join the U.S. led Trans-Pacific Partnership, which pointedly excludes the PRC.

President Bush needs the negotiating power to lead the new round of multilateral talks agreed to by 140 countries last month, as well as to forge a free trade zone for the Americas.

He said the joint alliance could still become a three-way one, but gave warning that too many founders negotiating could lead to a collapse of the whole thing.Struck outContinuing strikes at General Motors knocked $1.2 billion off second-quarter profits as production in North America was crippled.

Hawkins also led the District's efforts in reducing childhood exposure to lead hazards, negotiated the nation's most stringent federal permit to reduce pollutants from stormwater runoff andmanaged the nation's most successful low-income energyassistance program, including conservation and weatherization.

"In January I asked Sir David Dalton, chief executive of Salford Royal, to lead the negotiating team.

"Gordon, I want you to lead our negotiating team when we go to the Treasury next week and make our case for currency union.

This tends to lead to a negotiated settlement.

Because behavior is determined by perceived rather than actual risk, underestimation of injury risk and concomitant overestimation of ability to negotiate risk may lead to an increased frequency of injury.

The treasury chief secretary is due to lead his party's negotiating team in any talks after the election about forming a new coalition.

The President of the General Assembly has appointed two 'Co-facilitators' to lead the inter-governmental negotiating process.