Sentence examples for prolonged negotiation from inspiring English sources

The Dow dropped over 16percentt as that prolonged negotiation dragged on, and bond market volatility was pronounced.

Nowadays both sides have an interest in a speedy resolution, since a prolonged negotiation incurs costs.

He later said that he deliberately prolonged negotiation to maximise publicity, "alerting the world to the Palestinian legitimate grievances").

It took a prolonged negotiation before first baseman Doug Mientkiewicz agreed to donate the 2004 ball to the Hall of Fame.

The party pleaded with the BBC's director of news, James Harding, to focus more on policy – but the party's relations with the BBC had been strained during the prolonged negotiation over Clegg's participation in the leaders' television debates.

Then we started a prolonged negotiation with the Cyprus... with the parties present at the meeting, the outcome of which was what you saw - namely a levy on uninsured depositors.That was not smart, to say the least, and it was quickly corrected the day after in the Eurogroup conference.

The EU could also agree to prolong negotiations.

People close to the negotiations said they feared G.M. was engaging in brinksmanship by prolonging negotiations.

"Freezing the ESM's debt-relief measures indicates renewed hardening in creditors' positions toward Greece, which we expect will prolong negotiations over the second review of the programme.

Prying away Edwards, who has two years left on his deal with the Jets, would probably cost the Chiefs two draft picks, and Peterson could be prolonging negotiations to force the Jets to part cheaply with Edwards.

In announcing the work plan in August, Dr. ElBaradei said its deadlines proved that the plan was "not an open-ended invitation to dallying with the agency or a ruse to prolong negotiations and avoid sanctions".