Sentence examples for settlement negotiators from inspiring English sources

14 Tentative Airline Settlement Negotiators for American Airlines and its flight attendants agreed on a tentative contract, federal mediators said.

Instead, settlement negotiators say, politics and a slowing economy have trumped promises to fight smoking, leading many states to use the money for other needs, like public schools, elderly care and balancing the budget.

"From our perspective, there's a limited amount of funds out there," said Stephen Wahlberg, a lawyer for two of the injured victims and the chief settlement negotiator for all of the parties.

As a patriot, Hanks relies on his skills as an insurance settlement negotiator, on display at the start of the film.

The tentative settlement, union negotiators said, bows to Caterpillar's demand for a six-year wage freeze for the top tier of workers, hired before May 2005.

A18 Smoking Settlement Talks Negotiators for Lorillard Tobacco and Liggett Group were said to be close to reaching settlements -- together worth $8 billion -- that would cover all individual smokers' claims against the companies.

FOR TWO-STATE SETTLEMENT Israeli negotiators told their Palestinian counterparts that their guiding principle for drawing the borders of a future two-state solution would be for existing settlement blocks to become part of Israel, an approach that the Palestinians rejected.

It never came, of course, and it never will because the negotiators negotiated their own settlement of the contraction dispute.

Barry Goldman is an arbitrator and mediator and the author of "The Science of Settlement: Ideas for Negotiators".

A bus strike disrupting the commutes of 70,000 riders in Queens and Brooklyn will most likely continue through the weekend after settlement talks between city negotiators and union officials broke down yesterday.

But to many Israelis, even those who favor the Camp David proposals, the attempt to anchor settlements that would remain part of Israel -- perhaps 120 of the 145 settlements, according to Camp David negotiators -- has a distinctly chimerical, not to mention expensive, touch.