Sentence examples for quietly negotiating from inspiring English sources

Since December, the two governments have been quietly negotiating their own deal.

Instead of publicly denouncing a company's managers as a bunch of value-destroying nitwits, they are quietly negotiating with them.

The warnings are occurring at a time when the administration has been quietly negotiating with several companies, including Maximus Inc., to operate the employment centers.

Donnie Walsh, who has been quietly negotiating with Madison Square Garden officials for at least two weeks, will be introduced Wednesday as the Knicks' president of basketball operations.

Almost no one had heard of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) between the EU and the US, except those who were quietly negotiating it.

As well as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), it has been quietly negotiating something even worse: a Trade in Services Agreement (Tisa).

In the last two weeks, these businesses have quietly negotiated for changes to meet some of their needs.

In May, the Obama administration quietly negotiated a deal that called for Filipino and Chinese vessels to leave the shoal.

Other costs can be quietly negotiated on a per-deal basis that will not necessarily be publicly known.

Roberto Lavagna, the economy minister, earlier made great play of writing his own draft letter of intent (though such documents are normally quietly negotiated).

Compensation between airlines and plane makers for manufacturing delays is usually quietly negotiated on a case-by-case basis, much like the cost of the planes themselves.