Sentence examples for negotiating victory from inspiring English sources

In February, they hailed as a negotiating victory an interim agreement that didn't give the country any money at all, and left it effectively beholden to the European Central Bank, which has been propping up Greece's banks.

"Iraq's oil auctions were portrayed as a model of transparency and a negotiating victory for the Iraqi government," said Greg Muttitt, author of Fuel on the Fire: Oil and Politics in Occupied Iraq.

Tsipras has touted the prospect of debt relief as his chief negotiating victory with his European partners.

BOSNIA: MUSLIM QUITTING -- Alija Izetbegovic, who led the Bosnian Muslims toward a negotiated victory against Serbian and Croatian efforts to partition Bosnia, said he would retire in October, two years ahead of time.

And whether or not Carville can eke out a victory, negotiating the diplomatic terrain in Afghanistan is only going to get tougher.

Later victories included negotiating a voluntary school desegregation plan in St . Louisin the 1980s as well as deals with other school systems.

The nucleus of Mourinho's Inter is still there, and in the club's 100th Champions League game Tuesday, it had enough experience and skill to negotiate a 1-0 victoverover Lille in France.

Labrador and Chaffetz yesterday accused the president of preferring a "political" victory won by blaming congressional Republicans for inaction over a "policy" victory achieved by negotiating a compromise bill acceptable to both sides.

Mr. Bloomberg's negotiating prowess unquestionably contributed mightily to a victory that had eluded his predecessors.

The Taliban smell victory and have no interest in negotiating.

That victory came with a cost: JPMorgan angered Republicans by negotiating with Democrats and then enraged some Democrats when those talks collapsed.