Sentence examples for return to negotiate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama and his aides have argued that unless they give President Hassan Rouhani and his Western-educated chief negotiator, Mohammad Javad Zarif, something to take home and advertise as a victory from the first round of negotiations, there is little chance they will return to negotiate a second, permanent deal.

We again ask our musicians to return to negotiate in good faith so that we can do the same".

Mr. Boehner could also amend the bill to include a one-year extension of the payroll tax reduction and some conservative policy riders to make it acceptable to a majority of his conference, and hope that the Senate would return to negotiate a new bipartisan conference measure based on the two chambers' bills.

When Josh and his agent return to negotiate, believing that an offer from the Daily Show was on the table, Jack promptly reveals that he was able to get the offer from the Daily Show pulled and thus leave Josh with no negotiating power.

Repeatedly pressed by reporters about when he would return to negotiating, Mr. Abbas dipped and weaved, leaving his intentions unclear.

First, the election had made a tax increase inevitable — taxes would rise automatically if there was no deal with Obama to avert the fiscal cliff — so Cantor conceded that they would have to return to negotiating with the White House.

The North Korean prime minister visited Beijing last week and met with President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao of China, both of whom urged the country to return to negotiating table.

Transport for London said the issue was a matter for Serco Docklands Ltd, which operates the DLR, but it urged the union to return to negotiating table to avoid unnecessary disruption to passengers.

Booker said he would do everything possible to reverse the arbitrator's ruling, but he hoped Vanderbeek would respond by returning to negotiate instead.

The NBPA and the owners returned to negotiate again on August 31 with a sense of urgency.

Yitzhak Levy of the National Religious Party, representing Jewish settlers, asked if Israel was returning to negotiating with Mr. Arafat.