With teams from each firm ensconced in separate rooms, officials from Amaranth shuttled between them, seeking to sell off positions, craft bridging loans and possibly negotiate a takeover.
The department's next move, if it accepts the complaint as legitimate, is to investigate it and possibly negotiate an agreement between the two sides, Mr. Cole said.
Arun Sarin, Vodafone's new chief executive, had hoped to spend his first year continuing to integrate the company's far-flung empire and possibly negotiate a deal to buy SFR, the French mobile phone company owned by Vivendi.
AP reported that the official also said the government was trying to enlist the help of tribal elders among Algerian Tuaregs, who are believed to have close ties with the Islamist militants linked to al-Qaida, in possibly negotiating and end to the standoff.
The Palestinians insist that Israel could not possibly negotiate in good faith as long as it continued to deepen the roots of occupation while undermining any real prospects for establishing their own state.
For America to have less than five percent of the world's population, but nearly 25percentt of its prisoners, how can the United States possibly negotiate in good faith to other countries on matters of human rights?
Watch out for the buyer to possibly negotiate for an even higher discount: when they are prepared to award the winning bid to you, as you, the Vendor are ready to take the order, and are in their office and have quoted a payment term of "Net 30 days" -- meaning no discount (which is your standard bid).
He was released on his own recognizance, and the two sides are due back in court on Aug. 5, possibly to negotiate a plea agreement.
The Stockton police brought their guns and sirens to what could have possibly been a negotiating scene, and made what had already happened worse.
Obama made waves in his campaign by stating he would be (possibly) willing to negotiate with contrarian states like Iran and Syria in order to achieve U.S. goals in Iraq and Palestine.
