Sentence examples for set to negotiate from inspiring English sources

Stunned, the residents formed a tenants' association, contacted Mr. Meacham and are now set to negotiate with the landlord later this month.

Arsenal look set to launch their January transfer business early after it emerged that they have agreed a fee for Basel midfielder Mohamed Elneny, with the club set to negotiate terms with the player ahead of the transfer window.

This issue of water and climate change is central in this week's discussions, with the UN Climate Change Conference set to negotiate a global climate action agreement beginning in just three months.

The Israelis and the Palestinians are indeed set to negotiate again after a three-year hiatus, but virtually nobody— except maybe U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, the peripatetic diplomat who talked the two sides into talking seems stoked about the prospects of a historic breakthrough.

The Israelis and the Palestinians are indeed set to negotiate again after a three-year hiatus, but virtually nobody— except maybe US Secretary of State John Kerry, the peripatetic diplomat who talked the two sides into talking seems stoked about the prospects of a historic breakthrough.

It dominated the debt-ceiling debate in 2011, and is returning to center stage as Congress and the president get set to negotiate a resolution to the "fiscal cliff" — the tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to take effect Jan . 1

They then set out to negotiate for electricity.

Together President de Klerk and Mr. Mandela set out to negotiate the dismantling of the apartheid system and, though their working relationship became tense at times, they were able to establish a system for free, multi-racial elections.

The office would act as an unofficial "embassy" for the Taliban, enabling it to initiate formal contacts with the Afghanistan High Peace Council, which was set up to negotiate with the fundamentalist organisation.

That's why I'm rooting for the Gang of Six -- the three Republican and three Democratic senators who have set out to negotiate a credible deficit plan that can move Congress past paralysis and toward compromise.

A delicate arrangement allowed Manmohan Singh, of the left-of-centre Congress party, to take office as prime minister, while a committee was set up to negotiate policy between Congress and its coalition partners (together called the United Progressive Alliance or UPA) on the one side, and the Left Front of Communists and other left-wing parties on the other.