Sentence examples for over negotiation from inspiring English sources
In a letter to Courtney, Morgan said teachers were choosing a "path of disruption over negotiation and discussion".
Given these values, it is not surprising that the greatest conflicts in American industrial relations tend to arise over efforts to unionize a company and over negotiation of the specific terms of an employment contract.
The Israeli government had reached the point when bargaining with its own component parts often took precedence over negotiation with the Palestinians.Mr Barak has the personal strength to rise above his domestic political bazaar.
Shimon Peres, the former prime minister and architect of the Oslo peace accords with Mr Rabin, added to the political tone by telling the crowd that the present Israeli government's emphasis on force over negotiation had failed, and that the country would return to Mr Rabin's vision.
Recent systematic arrests of high-profile student protesters, and the use of apartheid-era tactics (apprehending students in their dorm rooms at night, for instance), suggest that a hard-line law-and-order approach is going to take precedence over negotiation.
To label only one side "terrorist" would therefore be seen as adopting the U.S. strategy that favors violence over negotiation as a means of ending the conflict - which is why other governments in the region have refused to do so.
Ariel Sharon and Rafael Eitan took over negotiations with Arafat after Rabin's assassination.
The showdown between rich and poor countries came as ministers began arriving in Copenhagen to take over negotiations.
Nokia at that point felt that Mr. Elop was compromised and arranged for Riisto Siilasmaa, the Finnish company's chairman, to take over negotiations.
But on health care Trump and Ryan have handed over negotiations to the Freedom Caucus, which killed the first Obamacare repeal bill.
Fiji's army chief, Mosese Tikoitoga, said a UN team had arrived in the Golan Heights from New York to take over negotiations for their release.
