Sentence examples for negotiating to run from inspiring English sources

He is negotiating to run the restaurant in the new W hotel in the Guardian Life Insurance building, at 17th Street and Union Square.

GOING NONPROFIT The producers of "Honeymoon in Vegas" are now negotiating to run at a nonprofit theater in the 2013-14 seaccordingording to the show's composer, Jason Robert Brown.

1995 -- Negotiates to run Universal Studios, but after talks break down, his friend and partner, Ron Meyer, takes the post.

Sony is negotiating a deal to run a Jennifer Lopez prime time television special on Feb. 12, Mr. Mottola said.

But Western diplomats are worried by Serbia's dalliance with Russia.Marko Jaksic, a member of Serbia's Kosovo negotiating team, helps to run northern Kosovo.

The developers are negotiating with several companies to run the hotel and hope to strike a deal this fall.

If he cannot get them to negotiate, the logic seems to run, he will have to speak to the rank-and-file directly.

Federal law entitles Indian tribes to negotiate with a state to run the same gambling operations on their land that are allowed elsewhere in the state.

The statement in People's Daily, which quoted an unnamed National People's Congress official, said that election rules permitted only "official deputy candidates" who have negotiated a series of procedures to run for office.

Those close to the justice secretary dispute the claim that supplanting Johnson was the plan all along, saying Gove changed his mind only after days of trying to negotiate with him about how to run the campaign.

He talked about his failure to negotiate a music subscription service to run on Android, his failure to make faster product decisions which hopefully Page will change, his failure to make strategic deals with Facebook because he wouldn't match Microsoft's terms, and his failure to get Nokia as an Android licensee for its still gargantuan mobile phone base, particularly in emerging markets.