"negotiation room" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to a room or space where people meet to discuss, deliberate, or negotiate matters such as a contract, agreement, or peace treaty. For example, "We will meet in the negotiation room tomorrow to discuss the terms of the contract."
To sign off this article, I would like to present a creative but constructive suggestion for the peace negotiators: When you come back to the negotiation room, bring with you some young people.
Kim Jong-il entered the negotiation room wearing his signature khaki-colored military jacket.
What happened outside the negotiation room has potentially changed the nature of U.N. summitry, largely by redefining the plurality of actors involved and elevating their ownership of creating the future we want.
But outside of the negotiation room, the U.N. succeeded mightily in building an action-oriented coalition around the triple objectives of universal access to energy, doubling renewable energy in the global energy mix, and doubling energy efficiency all by 2030.
It's at times like this that I want to be Mr T so that I could solve the dispute by striding into the negotiation room, banging heads together and saying, "Sort it out suckers – don't be no fool".
Ms. Livni said that settlement building should not influence the negotiations because the goal should be "not to let any kind of noises that relate to the situation on the ground these days enter the negotiation room".
In the negotiation rooms at the talks, the key figure for the French is Laurence Tubiana.
"Sometimes messages are more progressive at public press conferences than in negotiation rooms".China may yet play the constructive role Mr Xie had seemed to promise.
The site lists companies that are interested in buying or selling certain types of chemicals, and then sets them up in password-protected negotiation rooms, where they can deal with such issues as product quality, warranties, shipping and price.
He suggested that: "As for the conduct of negotiations, we make the modest proposal that the negotiation rooms should in future be an inebriation-free zone".
I am sickened by the posturing and penis-measuring, and I am sickened by the empty negotiation rooms as I write this.
