Sentence examples for of difficult negotiating from inspiring English sources

And yeah, there was a lot of difficult negotiating to be done, but in a context where the Soviet Union is going like this, it's a lot different than a circumstance in which the Soviet Union is in the '60s going like this.

While difficult, negotiating the fee is only the beginning.

Another difficult negotiating point during the talks was on a method of accounting emission cuts.

At Burger King, Mr. Dasburg will face another difficult negotiating environment.

So far, Erdogan has been a difficult negotiating partner.

However, their very proximity and "embeddedness" within communities places them in a difficult negotiating space.

From Mr. Olmert's point of view, changing security on the ground, including another release of prisoners, is "more difficult than negotiating a declaration of principles, and politically more destabilizing," the senior official said.

I fondly remember Alain having a very difficult time negotiating the gearbox of his Volkswagen hire car.

Then there's the difficult matter of negotiating a muddy field in eight-inch stilettos.

Israeli Arabs have always faced the difficult task of negotiating between two worlds that don't fully accept them.

Most notably, she has hired two political consultants, Chris Lehane and Mark Fabiani, who worked in the Clinton administration and are veterans of negotiating difficult situations like the Monica Lewinsky scandal and the Whitewater inquiry.