Sentence examples for starts negotiating from inspiring English sources

Before her government starts negotiating any new trade treaties, it should open a public consultation about their purpose and scope.

That the C.A.W. would accept such a contracts, several analysts said, is a sign of what to expect when the U.A.W. starts negotiating contracts that expire in 2007.

House Speaker John A. Boehner on Sunday defiantly rejected calls to reopen the government and raise the federal debt limit, warning that the nation is headed for a first-ever default unless President Obama starts negotiating with Republicans.

But even if we were asking more than that, as soon as the British government starts negotiating, not only will its position immediately leak but it will be discussed, at length, in the 27 parliaments of every other EU member.

There is a point while shopping that a woman will pay anything for the object she seeks; where she starts negotiating with a greater retail power, mentally peeling off $50s: "Just get me something that fits and I'll go up to $130, O.K., $180, all right, $230".

Moreover, barring a change of heart, Hogan's decision strips Redskins owner Daniel Snyder of significant leverage in getting his new stadium built — leverage Snyder was counting on when, and if, he starts negotiating with officials in the District on financial incentives and accommodations for the project.

But EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier said Brexit secretary David Davis had to "start negotiating seriously".

We should start negotiating now".

"It's premature to start negotiating.

It's time to start negotiating.

But once politicians start negotiating, anything can happen.