Sentence examples for negotiations endlessly from inspiring English sources
And those who follow, let alone partake in, these negotiations, endlessly locked in an attempt to produce climate agreements which command assent, or at least acquiescence, from every single country here, are used to dealing with absurdities which follow more or less logically.
So they're eager to have as many issues as possible on the table at once, to help them string out the negotiations endlessly without having to face the border question.
But, as we saw, this can lead to Republicans "playing" the president for time -- dragging negotiations out endlessly in an effort to kill them altogether.
The negotiations dragged on endlessly without ever yielding a clear pathway to membership.
Endlessly protracted negotiations with Syria had broken down just before the United States invaded Iraq, but loans from a dozen other countries were trickling in more or less on schedule.
The whole game is like an endless negotiation between a horror movie writer and a squeamish prude characters endlessly gravitate towards danger, and the best you can do is gently steer them away.
Unlike his Venezuelan counterpart, however, Lula preferred negotiation to confrontation and refused to amend the constitution so he could run endlessly for office.
Three-quarters of the negotiations, however, end after the second offer, suggesting that most doctors would rather reach an agreement quickly than haggle endlessly.
If the deadline is missed, there will have to be a Scottish general election.Mr Dewar decreed this because he worried that without a deadline, post-election negotiations between parties over forming a coalition (the almost inevitable result of electing the Parliament by proportional representation) would drag out endlessly.
