Sentence examples for potential negotiations from inspiring English sources
With all the feints and all the pre-negotiating about potential negotiations, it was easy to forget that even small-scale relief, at the level of the struggling local homeowner, remained a good ways off.
To prevent a lengthy government formation process the political parties should start preparing early for potential negotiations after an election.
She said that Yahoo frequently discusses business arrangements with other Internet companies, but declined to discuss any potential negotiations with YouTube.
Peace talks is an extremely delicate thing," said Dam, who encouraged western governments to give as much technical support as possible to potential negotiations.
Labour's new position aligns it very closely with the Liberal Democrats on Europe, offering common ground for any potential negotiations about forming a joint government in 2015.
The news of further potential negotiations has emerged as DP World prepares for the long-awaited listing of its shares on the London Stock Exchange, which will begin trading on 1 June.
In remarks that could either be seen as a tough stance ahead of a potential negotiation with the Liberal Democrats or outright opposition to the principle of coalition, Miliband said: "The reality is this coalition has further undermined politics because it has made people feel [politicians] are just a bunch of scoundrels that break promises.
Instead it would deprive us of a vital bargaining chip in potential future negotiations.
On the Middle East, and in particular the potential for negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, I'm pretty happy with my track record.
Teams of highly trained mediators could work quietly behind the scenes talking to "terrorists", exploring opportunities for ceasefires and potential peace negotiations.
Business Minister Anna Soubry replied: "The cumulative impact of all concluded, ongoing and potential trade negotiations currently being undertaken by the EU could boost UK GDP by over £20bn in the long run".
