Sentence examples for point of view negotiations from inspiring English sources
He said in Ramallah on Monday that from Hamas's point of view, negotiations with Israel were "useless" and would not lead anywhere.
Some administration officials say they think a cabinet breakup might have a beneficial effect from the point of view of negotiations with the Palestinians.
Should that happen, Ms Lagarde would need to push the IMF's point of view in negotiations with her former colleagues, perhaps to the extent of arguing that an orderly restructuring of Greece's debts is preferable to imposing further austerity measures on its people.
Develop your point-of-view.
Consistently remain in one point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
And can anyone for instance defend the point of view that, given the events, the negotiations with Turkey have become less, rather than more, important?" He added: "I believe that today Poland is a very good example of a country that was worth investing in, a country which for historical reasons had for many years been outside the European Union".
"I am now far more aware of what industry might want from a license or collaboration, and this makes negotiation from my point of view a bit easier," he says.
Useful parts of the game mentioned by players included "trying to understand other groups' point of view to come to an agreement" in the negotiation phase.
From the customer's point of view, the main interests on software development were facilitating contract negotiations and integrating value considerations into the development process.
