Sentence examples for of delicate negotiations from inspiring English sources

The deal is the culmination of years of delicate negotiations between formerly bitter enemies U.S. and Iran, as well as negotiators from China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and Germany.

The interview followed weeks of delicate negotiations between his lawyers and F.B.I. agents.

The sequencing of mutual concessions would be subject of delicate negotiations as would be their irreversibility.

The conversations are part of delicate negotiations between the United States and Israel that have intensified over the past month.

He has recently emerged as Washington's point man in a series of delicate negotiations with Iraq's badly splintered opposition.

The status of forces agreement has been the subject of delicate negotiations for the past eight months.

But in Hollywood, an executive briefed on the matter -- who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicate negotiations surrounding a plan to have Peter Jackson direct the "Hobbit" films -- said the dimensional status of the movie remained unresolved.

But a senior Western diplomat involved in the peace efforts, who was speaking on condition of anonymity because of the delicate negotiations to come, said it was "very, very important for something to happen" regarding a settlement freeze.

Gen. David H. Petraeus, in the northern city of Mosul after several weeks of apparently delicate negotiations.

And Caselli at the LSE says he would not rule out the possibility that the end result of the delicate negotiations over the coming months is that Greece crashes out of the euro.

The risk of disrupting delicate negotiations might deter the administration from giving in to protectionist demands; the prospect of new export markets would mobilise free-traders.