Sentence examples for negotiations about whether from inspiring English sources

In fact, for the last few years, much of the coverage of Miss America had to do with internal strife, from the firing or resignation of two chief executives before Mr. Bauer to the negotiations about whether to keep the pageant in Atlantic City to the ouster of last year's original Miss North Carolina because her ex-boyfriend was going to expose topless photographs he took of her.

Unlike the teachers, he doesn't want to talk in contract negotiations about whether there is too much standardized testing or too little control over privately run charter schools that operate on district-owned campuses.

The approval in the House of Representatives on Tuesday of a call for a balanced budget amendment was widely regarded by Washington insiders as a symbolic gesture that now clears the way, politically, for a supposedly final round of negotiations about whether, and how, to raise the debt ceiling, and cut the budget in the process.

And this is part of what's fueling the broader conflict between the US and groups like al Qaeda; Western democracies and violent Islamists are carrying out a blood-soaked negotiation about whether "True democracy" and "True Islam" can coexist.

Because of a shared assumption that children's interest are best served by them being in their normal environment whenever possible, it was implicit in all the interactions we observed that there was little scope for negotiation about whether or not parents would take-on home-based clinical responsibilities.

In fact, these negotiations about settlements are about whether President Obama's goals of a comprehensive peace agreement within two years will be stillborn or not.

Here, whether on negotiations about the debt ceiling or the budget, Obama generally starts talking tough only to draw a line in the sand, erase it and then keep conceding ground to his opponents until they get most of what they want.

Warner has yet to hold serious negotiations about a takeover – not least because it is unclear whether Terra Firma or Citigroup will be the eventual owner.

The more pertinent question is whether Mr. Ryan is the kind of guy who just wants to make a point — or whether his road map represents the starting point in what could be a serious negotiation about entitlements and spending.

Some Afghan policy specialists are sceptical about whether negotiations would succeed.

Most immediately significant for fans is that after months of concern about whether negotiations could drag so late into next summer that it could endanger the start of the 2011 season, Goodell and some owners — most notably New England's Robert K. Kraft — have sought to frame the deadline as even more urgent than that: the end of the 2010 season, perhaps around the Super Bowl in February.