Sentence examples for preparing to negotiate from inspiring English sources

It was June 1976, months before the first class of free agents was preparing to negotiate with owners.

What's more, he began traveling to other tribes who were preparing to negotiate with the whites, warning them not to trust Stevens.

The 1995 reform legislation prohibited the Chicago teachers' union from striking for 18 months just as it was preparing to negotiate a new contract.

The union is preparing to negotiate a new contract with the city, and it is hoping to rally public support with the $3 million worth of ominous ads.

He's still promising to end gridlock in Washington, as if he were an emissary from another continent preparing to negotiate a truce between the Gegs and the Tosks.

Matt Bai writes that President Obama's dilemma over Afghanistan has reached "a crossroads similar to the one Kennedy was preparing to negotiate in 1963".

Asked whether he was prepared to give ground on the funding cut, Pyne said: "I'm always prepared to talk about negotiation, always prepared to negotiate – whether it's with Universities Australia, whether it's with the crossbenchers.

I'm prepared to negotiate on anything.

Exactly what are you prepared to negotiate on, and when?

On whether the owners were prepared to negotiate on it.

In a statement, Weyerhaeuxer said it was prepared to negotiate.