Sentence examples for negotiating to open from inspiring English sources

In 2001, he was negotiating to open a "nouveau Caribbean" place in Lower Manhattan -- Jerk Chateaubriand, as he put it.

Last week, he said he was negotiating to open a Dallas office for Judicial Watch, a conservative group that monitors legal affairs.

At its national convention yesterday in Charlotte, N.C., the N.R.A. said it was negotiating to open a restaurant called NRASports Grille, featuring "a wild game menu and fresh mineral waters from around the world".

In an effort to break into the American market, Mr. Dia is negotiating to open a store on 125th Street in Harlem with a special line for the United States.

"From bringing home new trade agreements with Korea, Colombia and Panama and negotiating to open up new markets for American businesses to cracking down on unfair trade practices around the world, he has been a tremendous advocate for the American worker," President Obama said in a statement.

By Jamie Malanowski The New Yorker, November 3 , 1997P. 118 Planet Hollywood is negotiating to open a 50-story hotel in Times Square...where some rooms, for instance, could be decorated with paraphernalia from a family-oriented film like "It's a Wonderful Life" or "The Terminator .--The Terminator .--The

On the way to the opening, stop off for a couple of photo shoots with Madame Figaro and China Vogue; and sign off on the deal you've just negotiated to open and manage a Chinese video studio for a French ad agency.

China's imminent entry into the World Trade Organization, made possible by the agreement we negotiated to open its markets and Congress's passage of permanent normal trade relations, can be the most important development in our relationship with that country since we normalized ties in 1979.

I want the next president to have fast-track negotiating authority to open up markets around the world.

International environmental groups meeting at the UN climate talks in Morocco said it would be a catastrophe if Trump acted on his pledge to withdraw the US from the deal, which took 20 years to negotiate, and to open up public land for coal, oil and gas extraction.

I personally strongly hope that by mid-February we will get a negotiating mandate to open this very difficult exercise.