Sentence examples for open negotiating with from inspiring English sources

With organizers of the French Open negotiating with the men's and the women's Tours to add a day to the tournament next year, United States Open officials are also exploring the possibility of adding a day.

Multiple Greens have said they would be open to negotiating with Labor to form government in the event of a hung parliament, leaving Labor open to a scare campaign from the Liberals.

Rupert Murdoch, who controls the News Corporation, said he was open to negotiating with Viacom regarding the future of the network.

"In terms of access or use of the Postal Service or leveraging our assets, we are open to negotiating with anybody," he said.

But Rupert Murdoch, who controls the News Corporation, said yesterday that he was open to negotiating with Viacom about the network's future on Chris-Craft stations.

Richard Hohlt, a longtime Republican consultant, said he believes that Trump, a consummate dealmaker who is not particularly ideological, is certainly open to negotiating with Democrats.

Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin said that if the bill did fail in the Senate, the president would be open to negotiating with Democrats.

Some immediately compared Trump's posture here to former president Barack Obama saying in 2008 that he was open to negotiating with Iran without preconditions.

Secretary of State John F. Kerry created a stir over the weekend when he appeared to suggest that the administration is now open to negotiating with Mr. Assad.

Some people close to the speaker surmised that he and his staff would be much more open to negotiating with Mr. Bloomberg than Mr. Giuliani, who was often disdainful of the Assembly members and attacked Mr. Silver after Sept. 11.

He has said he is open to negotiating with Democrats on it, but has repeatedly backed away from potential deals that he argues do not include immigration changes that are tough enough.