Sentence examples similar to negotiation bypassed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan then decided to bypass the negotiation teams and go directly to Mr. Odinga and Mr. Kibaki.

A common mistake is to try and bypass the negotiation entirely, believing that both you and the other party will be grateful that they have avoided all that unnecessary awkwardness.

He had been bypassed in negotiations between the two superpowers.

By doing so, they bypass negotiations with big distributors and, instead, deal with individual consumers.

First, contrary to agreements in the Oslo accords, it has tried to bypass negotiations with Israel and gain recognition through the United Nations.

The Palestinians have demanded a freeze in Israeli settlement building, while the Israelis oppose Palestinian plans to bypass negotiations and seek recognition for statehood at the United Nations this fall.

He has blocked Palestinian attempts to bypass negotiations and achieve United Nations recognition as a member state, a move that would have opened the way to efforts by Israel's foes to sanction and criminalize its policies.

Instead of attempting to bypass negotiations by seeking UN recognition of a non-existent state, the Palestinians should prove they are serious about their aspirations by negotiating with Israel.

As a result, negotiations over late mortgage payments were bypassed for the "direct-to-foreclosure" model of an investor looking to cut his losses.

The steps, dubbed Plan B, would allow Rhee to bypass contract negotiations with the union.

In the same speech on Thursday, Chancellor Walcott also vowed to bypass stalled negotiations with the city's teachers' union over a new evaluation system.