Sentence examples for negotiations given by from inspiring English sources

She played only a secondary role in the government's response to the Leveson report, the responsibility for negotiations given by David Cameron to cabinet office minister, Oliver Letwin.

(Albeit, such a move could in fact complicate the UK's Brexit negotiations — given it would likely be viewed as a hostile move by EU governments).

Sebenius observed that Santos' negotiations gave unprecedented attention to living victims by calling for reparations, justice, truth, and non-repetition of the harms they had suffered.

At the same time, the new House speaker, John A. Boehner of Ohio, has little room for negotiation given the insistence by his rank and file, including 87 newly elected Republicans, on standing firm on the $61 billion in reduced spending that has already cleared the House.

"You don't pre-empt negotiations by giving away all the important posts," said Salim Lone, a spokesman for Mr. Odinga.

Mr. Lake said in his speech Wednesday that the F.C.C. would consider whether some of its rules "interfere with market negotiations" by giving one side an unfair advantage.

You can demonstrate goodwill and promote more constructive negotiations by giving the employee time to get over her initial shock and prepare to negotiate rationally.

The mayor has spoken of trying to persuade the authority to take over the private bus lines for months, but yesterday he appeared to be jump-starting what is likely to be a set of complicated negotiations by giving himself 90 days to close a deal.

A further concession by owners on this point could smooth progress in negotiations and give the union an important public victory.

A summary of the sensitive advice, which is seen as crucial to determining the government's strategy in the final negotiations with Brussels, was given to cabinet by attorney general Geoffrey Cox on Tuesday.

These types of imbalances in the negotiation may give rise to problems in the negotiation strategy.