Sentence examples for purely negotiating from inspiring English sources

From a purely negotiating point of view, I have seldom seen a weaker opening hand than that which Cameron dealt Britain in his speech on Wednesday.

Chapter VI requires a purely negotiated solution.

Al Hilwa, an analyst with IDC who covers enterprise cloud, says we shouldn't read too much into this and it could be purely about negotiating a better price.

He's already been a vocal opponent of Trump and has said he believes that his entire presidential campaign was constructed purely to negotiate a better salary at NBC.

The United States has generally insisted on negotiating with Iran purely on its nuclear program, which has left both sides with little to talk about after the inevitable clashes over the number of centrifuges or the amount of enriched uranium that the Iranians are producing.

Ms. Weymouth said that in negotiating this deal, Mr. Bezos made it clear he was not purely focused on profits.

Several approaches have been presented, as used in previous negotiated learner models or learner models that allow discussion of the model content, so the short example given in the "An illustration for negotiating learner models with multiple sources of data" section is intended purely as an illustration.

Busy negotiating.

Rosenberg said that in all of his years negotiating contracts, he'd never seen one that stipulated that a horse be retired after winning the Triple Crown, though from a purely financial standpoint, such a move could make sense.

Mr Obama and Republicans agreed to the sequester in 2011 purely as a spur to negotiate a more rational plan for reducing the deficit.

Before I left London I had already selected species for each city that we would travel through, within that list I had double what I needed for completion, that was purely so that I could negotiate with building owners and also switch species in accordance to the composition.