Sentence examples for positive negotiations from inspiring English sources

It was reached with very positive negotiations with the interim authority and with their full support".

The Department of Health and British Medical Association believe that after what both privately describe as positive negotiations in the last 10 days, the outline of a revised contract for junior doctors in England will be published.

"Clearly there is something jarring about the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc) boasting about its positive negotiations with the Russians over building a nuclear power station in Britain just as a summit is due to begin in London about what sanctions can be taken against Moscow over its involvement in the Crimea.

"After days of positive negotiations, with significant flexibility shown by the speaker, the House Republican leadership is back to agonizing over whether to give in to right-wing demands that they abandon any compromise on their extreme cuts," Mr. Schumer said.

"We are having positive negotiations but still have some things to finalise," Bolt's agent, Ricky Simms, told BBC Sport.

Usain Bolt could appear at the London 2012 Anniversary Games in July after the sprinter's agent revealed "positive negotiations" had taken place.

What is at stake is to find and negotiate the appropriate level of a spontaneous Triple Helix, the level at which a positive negotiation and cooperation become possible between the administration (elected and non-elected officials), the research and higher education institutions (universities, professional schools in business, engineering, etc)., and the business community in its diversity.

There were other positive developments in negotiations this weekend.

MacGregor said: "Everyone was very positive about the negotiations.

Smart policy should be thinking about how to make that a positive process, through negotiations rather than through ethnic fighting.

Zhang said China was pursuing "a constructive and a positive role" in negotiations aimed at agreeing a deal in Copenhagen.