In California, two bills were introduced at the same time, and with persistent negotiations and public pressure, the PCPC withdrew their bill and AB888 sailed through the state legislature.
Former President Lyndon Johnson, for example, was known for his hard-driving, persistent, negotiation tactics.
It eventually took years of persistent negotiation (and some ass-kissing) to get the green light and be an inmate on Arpaio's chain gang.
That used frame dealer seemed to have immediately caught on that the value of the painting had become a big deal with the appearance of this peculiar person from the East namely me and it appeared as though he might have been quite persistent in his negotiations with the Lord Lee on the matter.
He rejects Obama's framework that the US response to terrorism must choose between drone strikes and ground invasions, urging negotiations with a persistent Taliban that has survived over 14 years of US war.
Governmental Negotiations With Lasting Results.
In a conference call with international media on Friday, GM's vice-president of corporate planning, John Smith, stonewalled persistent questioning about the "obstacles" that GM claimed had jeopardised negotiations with Spyker.
Microsoft has finally relented to the European Commission's demands of giving Web browsers besides Internet Explorer a platform on Windows, and it could finally put to bed years of protracted negotiations with one of the world's most persistent and punitive regulators.
Syriza's negotiations with creditors across Europe had been fraught from the outset, giving rise to persistent fears of a Greek financial default.
The alliance of the normally conservative police union and Mr. Siegel, one of the city's most persistent and vocal critics of department practices, comes as the union is locked in bitter contract negotiations with the city.
Unsuccessful negotiations with Britain continued.
