Sentence examples for negotiation gambit from inspiring English sources

This is a standard DPRK practice historically, not a creative negotiation gambit.

As it turned out, the move was a high-stakes negotiation gambit, the New York Times reports.

They may prove to be an opening gambit in negotiations rather than an ironclad position.

By Joshua Yaffa July 31, 2017 The Russian President's cuts to the American diplomatic mission may prove to be an opening gambit in negotiations rather than an ironclad position.

In the negotiating room, the Russians quickly dismissed the article presented by the Iranians, saying that could be the end-point of negotiations not an opening gambit.

That is why it makes sense to see the EPA's move as an opening gambit in negotiations over a new international climate treaty, which diplomats hope to seal late next year in Paris.

Officially, the BBC's opening gambit in negotiations with the government over a new funding deal will be to ask for an increase in the licence fee, currently frozen at £145.50 a year.

BBC deputy political editor James Landale said the figures were not final, but the Treasury's "opening gambit for negotiations in the weeks ahead".

Even before the Arab uprisings, senior Palestinian officials had privately acknowledged that the PA's legitimacy was "hanging by a thread". Far from negating the possibility of peace negotiations, therefore, the Palestinians' U.N. gambit is aimed at strengthening their negotiating posture vis-à-vis Israel and the United States while improving the domestic standing of Abbas and his colleagues.

But, as an opening gambit in a negotiation, it's terrible.

It publicly confirms that Trump wants to use the madman gambit in international negotiations.