Sentence examples for painstaking negotiating from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Clinton goes ahead, he will be striving for what is known as a "framework" agreement, one that would need months of painstaking negotiating later to fill in.

The Americans, the Palestinians and the Israelis have all known each other from painstaking negotiating since the Oslo accords of 1993.

It is often tedious, full of aggravation and long, painstaking nights around negotiating tables – but, in the end, it is better than the alternatives.

This is thanks to the Obama administration's painstaking work to negotiate a comprehensive agreement with international partners to roll back Iran's nuclear program and subject it to intrusive monitoring.

Busy negotiating.

Nobody is negotiating!

Lenders are negotiating loans.

China is negotiating.

Create a negotiating committee.

Their inspirational victory was presented in thrilling fashion by Eastwood, but the film's real strength was its painstaking attention to the political and cultural issues negotiated by the players and Mandela.

The apparent miracle of the negotiated revolution was the outcome of prolonged, painstaking and imaginative hard work in which consensus between different viewpoints was always sought and the innumerable details over which we fought were eventually always placed in the context of the large picture.