Sentence examples for secretive negotiations from inspiring English sources
"I don't support those secretive negotiations.
But the real decisions about who will succeed him and his cohorts have been made in secretive negotiations involving senior officials and party elders.
Campaigns grew longer after the Democrats rewrote their party rules to give more weight to primary elections in the states rather than secretive negotiations at the nominating convention.
But Nigel Farage, who unveiled his new party member at a Westminster press conference after secretive negotiations, said he expected further defections.
Hitoshi Tanaka, who led secretive negotiations with Pyongyang during the Koizumi administration, said Tokyo is unlikely to resolve the abductee issue straight off.
Following tense, secretive negotiations which could easily have failed at the last moment, 13 Syrian nuns and three other women have been set free after being held captive for several months by hard-line Islamist rebels.
Instead, a careful and secretive negotiation takes place: "First they come in for the pregnancy test and then maybe the test is positive.
Public health experts and internet freedom advocates have bemoaned both the secretive negotiation process and the actual terms of the trade pact, which they claim threaten to drive up global medicine prices and curb online innovation.
Mr. Bloomberg charged that the plan was made after "secretive talks and negotiations" between Mr. Miller and Frederick A. O. Schwarz Jr., a distant cousin of Mr. Miller's, whom the mayor appointed chairman of the Campaign Finance Board.
Kosovo's future was then the subject of intense and secretive diplomatic negotiations.
He acknowledged that he was not happy with the secretive budget negotiations that produced the spending plan, saying, "We have to do better".
