Sentence examples for offering to negotiate from inspiring English sources

Imagine India offering to negotiate between political parties in Pakistan.

Another vote is promised after the election, with Democrats offering to negotiate changes that keep the focus on transparency.

It thought that by offering to negotiate an agreement with Turkey that would stop the report's publication, Turkish officials might soften their position.

The government backed down slightly from a previous stance of no talks, offering to negotiate an end to the dispute if the truckers stopped blocking roads.

Russia is trying to exploit fissures in Ukraine's mercurial internal politics, offering to negotiate with Ukraine's prime minister, Yulia V. Tymoshenko, who has recently leaned closer to Moscow.

Congressional Republicans are also offering to negotiate an extension of TPS protections in exchange for scaling back the diversity visa lottery program.

The Giuliani administration has extended an olive branch of sorts to Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, offering to try to negotiate a settlement in a bitter dispute over the comptroller's power to review $7 billion a year in city contracts.

Brazil has already exerted its influence, with Mr. da Silva becoming the driving force behind a "group of friendly nations," including the United States, that is offering to help Venezuela negotiate an end to a seven-week-old national strike aimed at forcing Mr. Chávez from power.

At first, they tried to negotiate their way out, offering to ease their patrols in Vedeno in return for safe passage out.

"One of the chief forces of colonial England unrest in terms of the American colony is the accusation – specifically in places like South Carolina and Virginia – was that the British were considering, and they were, abolishing slavery, and offering to the enslaved Africans a negotiated access to different forms of citizenship, which would have included the right to bear arms," Carr says.

However, the study said that the environmental benefits of natural gas, including lower releases of greenhouse gases, are not priced into the fuel, offering room to negotiate higher prices.