Sentence examples for negotiations this week from inspiring English sources

At the negotiations this week, there are three things this government should push for.

Several negotiators privately acknowledged that talks throughout the next year or so, including negotiations this week in Miami, were likely to result in the formation of an "F.T.A.A. à la carte," or "F.T.A.A. Light," in the parlance of Brazilian officials, in which countries pick and choose from a buffet of trade issues.

The leaders say they will continue negotiations this week.

And Mr. Friedman said the network was still in negotiations this week with some Brooklyn-based stars about possible appearances.

Mr. Wilhelm angrily criticized the university for rejecting arbitration and for hardly budging in negotiations this week.

Saudi officials faxed it to them, said a person familiar with the Saudi-American negotiations this week.

Hal Steinbrenner said last week at the owners meetings in Orlando, Fla., that the Yankees would resume negotiations this week with the free-agent second baseman Robinson Cano.

Two days of negotiations this week failed to produce any real progress toward curbing Iran's nuclear program.

But industry lobbyists and administration officials suggested over the weekend that the controversy surrounding Goldman would spur continuing negotiations this week before the Senate debate on a number of outstanding differences, like those on regulating derivatives.

Mr. Cuomo's request, which has yet to be formally introduced, comes at a politically difficult time in Washington, as President Obama and Congressional leaders in both parties prepare to undertake difficult negotiations this week aimed at averting a fiscal crisis.

Schilling's house sits at the foot of Mummy Mountain, a nature preserve, and negotiations this week lasted deep into the night and were often accompanied by the howl of coyotes.