Sentence examples for steer negotiations from inspiring English sources
We will work closely with the EU negotiator and the 27 member states to help steer negotiations.
"We have never had as difficult a budget round as this," said a Polish diplomat, whose country, the biggest prospective beneficiary of E.U. regional aid, will have to steer negotiations from July 1 as holder of the bloc's rotating presidency.
Ultimately, however, success or failure will depend on Mr. Obama, starting with his attempts to steer negotiations during the lame-duck Congress, which starts Tuesday, to a successful two-part conclusion.
Gore's speech coincided with reports that attaining a mandate to steer negotiations for the next two years on a post-2012 changee change deal could be blocked by the U.S. administration's objection to a firm commitment on cutting emissions of climate-change inducing gases.
He announced that France would have a special envoy to steer negotiations on the migration crisis.
In 2005 I was working for Tony Blair, having been brought in from Oxfam to help steer the negotiations.
Credit for the new concept must be given first to over 40 households comprising the association, then to the developers who presented an alternative concept, and finally to the mayor for helping steer the negotiations.
For instance, when companies ask suppliers to reduce their prices, both parties may try to steer the negotiations to their own advantage, putting stress on the relationship.
His administration has already helped steer international negotiations away from a legally binding treaty toward a "politically binding" accord, because there's little chance Congress would approve the former.
He persuaded Rabin to give Beilin a green light, albeit a flickering one, and together Rabin and Peres steered the negotiations to their successful conclusion.
But when the company asks the same supplier for price reductions, both parties will compete to steer the negotiation to their own advantage, and stress will be created in their working relations.
