Sentence examples for smooth negotiation from inspiring English sources

BBVA and Canada's Scotiabank might float their own Mexican operations before too long, suspects Bill Rudman of Blackfriars Asset Management.Mexican banks' smooth negotiation of the financial crisis owes much to a favourable economic environment and to conservatism in their own lending.

But don't count on a smooth negotiation, let alone an early conclusion to the talks.

Although difficult, the Ambassador's leadership ensured a smooth negotiation process that resulted in the opportunity to remove constraints to El Salvador's long term prosperity.

To smooth negotiations before the meeting, the Immigration and Naturalization Service had assured the Miami relatives that Elian would not be spirited away.

Paul Gascoigne, the troubled former England footballer, arrived on a Friday night, hoping to smooth negotiations with between police and the fugitive.

A £16m fee has been agreed with Milan and personal terms have also been resolved following smooth negotiations between the Liverpool chief executive, Ian Ayre, and Balotelli's agent, Mino Raiola.

After two weeks of surprisingly smooth negotiations, a Government that could prove to be a significant Balkan experiment in power-sharing between ethnic groups is to be approved by the Parliament on Monday.

If the M.T.A. truly wants to display a gesture of good will to its riders, then it should schedule track work only at night and maintain smooth negotiations with the Transport Workers Union so that we can enjoy the holiday season in a relatively tranquil manner.

But prospects for smooth negotiations cannot have been helped by the comments today of Ricardo Puno, a spokesman for President Joseph Estrada, who said: "Once this matter is resolved, and it will be resolved sooner or later, the government is going to take certain actions against them.

The mutual interest resulted in smooth negotiations.

Mr Kerry said on Tuesday that Mr Hart would help smooth negotiations in the new round of talks being held by Northern Ireland's political parties.