Sentence examples for negotiating to take from inspiring English sources

GE Capital is now negotiating to take over these policies.

As the boats keep coming, other islands -- Tuvalu, Kiribati and Fiji -- are negotiating to take more.

Only then would an SNP government start negotiating to take Scotland out of Britain.This policy change did not meet with universal approval.

A new buyer is currently negotiating to take over the portfolio, said Jen Brown, a spokeswoman for LNR Property, the special servicer handling the troubled loan.

On July 13th an American consortium led by Nabors Industries started negotiating to take over the crippled steel-maker.But why is Hanbo still in business at all?

The company is also negotiating to take a stake in the BP and Petromina field off Irian Jaya, and recently bought some other Indonesian gas fields.

Officials said that the episode began with the local residents taken hostage but that border guards negotiated to take the place of the civilians, who were released.

Under the terms of the partnership, at the end of March this year, Advance/Newhouse had the right to negotiate to take back control of the systems.

A recent edition features a scene shot last year, before Gravy's feud with Hot 97, and shortly after he and Fendi had negotiated to take their private label, Dirty Money Records, to Warner Bros., for a reported three million dollars.

The investment, which is expected to be announced early this week, would allow Iridium to continue to operate its network of 66 low-orbit satellites for the next few months, while Mr. McCaw and his team of investors negotiate to take control of the company.

Leaving means we need to negotiate to take our own share of that EU quota.