Sentence examples for negotiations for a while from inspiring English sources

That has been India's position on climate change at international negotiations for a while.

After initially mourning the UK's vote to leave, then following every twist and turn of negotiations for a while, many Germans now feel alienated from the process.

"We've been stalled in our negotiations for quite a while," said Glendale Teachers Assn.

"What's more," he continued, "the negotiations that for a while held some promise of reaching a peace agreement — with Syria and with the Palestine Liberation Organization — were also conducted with unsavory dictators".

"We've been in negotiations for a little while so it's nice to put pen to paper," Karacan told the club website. .

Washington budget negotiations are idled for a while.

Team principal Rico Penzkofer, a former Isle of Man TT and North West 200 competitor, said: "We've been in negotiations with Simon for a while.

On the peace process with the Palestinians, Mr. Lapid has also stuck to the middle ground, presenting safe positions within the consensus: he says that he favors negotiations for a Palestinian state while retaining the large West Bank settlement blocs under Israeli control, and he opposes any division of Jerusalem.

Douglas R. Marvin, a partner at Williams & Connolly, led the negotiations for Merck, while Russ M. Herman, a New Orleans plaintiffs' lawyer and past president of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, represented plaintiffs.

Yet the Yankees raised their doubts, let them go public, in negotiations that got touchy for a while as Jeter's agent described the team's negotiating strategy as baffling.

"Obviously negotiations have been suspended for a while during the play-offs but we are talking about another two years on top of his existing deal and we are very close.