Sentence examples for point of negotiations from inspiring English sources

I'm surprised at how badly it has all gone from a stand point of negotiations but I gave the prime minister my ideas of how to negotiate it, she didn't listen to that and that's fine but it could have been negotiated in a different manner.

"I'm surprised at how badly it has all gone from a stand point of negotiations but I gave the prime minister my ideas of how to negotiate it, she didn't listen to that and that's fine but it could have been negotiated in a different manner," said Mr Trump.

Diplomats said that reaching the point of negotiations on the incentives depended on establishing a timetable for Iran to suspend uranium enrichment.

Hyundai Securities, the focal point of negotiations by A.I.G. for months, rose 7.6percentt, and Hyundai Merchant Marine rose 6.8percentt, both on the Korean stock exchange.

The issue of forest carbon credit, in which wealthy countries offset their emissions by compensating land holders for preserving forests, was a core point of negotiations at the global climate summit in Copenhagen.

And Robert C. Bonner, the commissioner of Customs, said of Mr. Ridge's office, "I sense that they share our broad objectives" on negotiations with Canada over border-security issues, "but now that we are getting down to the fine point of negotiations with the Canadians, that is a Customs function".

It does not quite do to insist that there is nothing about which to negotiate and then to identify a point of negotiation in the very next sentence.

This is a potentially difficult point of negotiation.

This waiting period was a point of negotiation between Facebook and the exchange, Bloomberg News reports, citing an unidentified person with direct knowledge of the matter.

"The conversation is now changed on the starting point of negotiation with top-tier directors on franchise properties," said Chris McGurk, MGM's vice chairman and chief operating officer.

The lawyer fee is about 1 percent of the home's purchase price; whether the buyer or the seller pays is a point of negotiation, Mr. Mezo said, though it is often the buyer.