Sentence examples for perpetual negotiation from inspiring English sources

Disarmament never happens, but instead the international community is drawn into some perpetual negotiation, gestures to divide the international community, but never real and concrete cooperation leading to disarmament.

To be an Asian-American is to be in a perpetual negotiation with these two extremes.

Instead, Morsi and the Brotherhood will find themselves in perpetual negotiation with all of Egypt's players -- with the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, Salafists, Coptic Christians, liberals, and even with Shafik and his supporters.

This new law was passed by a citizen referendum, and this is the first time it will be an issue in the perpetual budget negotiations in the Golden State.

But it is almost impossible to prescribe with any greater precision what is worthy of such respect: that is a matter of perpetual debate and negotiation, not just about what is ultimately right but what can tenably be argued without being manifestly offensive.

As a perpetual student in the field of negotiation, I've realized an all-important facet of the negotiation process that can either undermine your confidence to pursue a negotiation to its completion or use it as a "tell" to more easily conquer the day.

Alternatively, companies could also be encouraged to forfeit their development rights with a perpetual NSO agreement, as part of the negotiation for enhanced access to exploration and development in other areas.

Erdogan originally campaigned for his job on the promise of a peaceful resolution with the Kurds and the P.K.K., but negotiations have over the past decade become a perpetual stand-off.

Perpetual daylight.

Perpetual luxuries.

Perpetual travellers?