Sentence examples for public negotiation from inspiring English sources

They must be open to a public negotiation of workable solutions, without threatening fines or litigation.

BETTMAN: You know what, I don't want to get into a public negotiation, you asked a question … QUESTIONER: What are the facts, Gary?

A public negotiation process could also lead to the dissemination of details of sensitive law enforcement tactics that should remain confidential".

A Stanford Group analyst, Clayton Moran, described Yahoo's decision to release its projections as "another step in the public negotiation between these two companies".

In a public negotiation of this kind, if you know the answer is going to be an unbending "no", then you ask for something else.

In almost every post-Ottoman country, traces exist of the mentality that treats religion as a civic category, where entry and exit is a matter of public negotiation, not just private belief.

He may want to blackmail the government into direct, public negotiations.

Following the extraordinarily public negotiations over Wednesday's Budget, the outline of its contents was becoming clearer last night.

It was the most important development on the fourth day of public negotiations between the chambers on the final text of a bill to overhaul financial regulations.

In '54, when the ratification of the SEATO treaty was imminent, certain Asian statesmen would not budge until astrologers had agreed upon an auspicious day for the first public negotiations.

Mr. Smith and Mr. Silver said on Wednesday that the Senate and Assembly would seek a budget deal with Mr. Paterson, essentially skipping contentious public negotiations that could pit the three leaders against one another.