Sentence examples for sequence of negotiations from inspiring English sources

In 1888 he was offered (but declined, after a curious sequence of negotiations) a most prestigious chair in Berlin.

When aspirants I observed managed to construct a stable role (19 cases out of 32), the role only stabilized after repeated sequences of negotiation, most of which resulted in a validated role component that was then incorporated into the aspirant's stable role.

But the admiral cannot have foreseen the astonishing sequence of budget negotiations that have paralysed Congress this past year.

While Barnier insists on the "sequencing" of talks, so that trade negotiations cannot start until probably January, finding a way to avoid a "hard" customs border for troubled Northern Ireland may well involve some earlier discussion of the matter.

A long lasting sequence of co-operative negotiation meetings between the CMO and the chief information officer (CIO) led to appropriate outline of policies.

Essentially it involves managing the three angles of negotiation – negotiating state of mind, negotiation process, and negotiation behaviour.

However, only few efforts address the design of electronic negotiations e.g., the sequence of actions or obligations of the negotiating parties.

Correction: May 21, 2000, Sunday The Word for Word column on April 30, about newly declassified documents on the Vietnam War, referred incorrectly to a sequence of events in Henry A. Kissinger's negotiations with North and South Vietnam in 1972.

The negotiation is a sequence of credential exchange starting from non-sensitive credentials between negotiators.

Several weeks of negotiations ensued.

That's part of negotiations".