Sentence examples similar to stern negotiation from inspiring English sources
Business executives, even some who raised concerns about Trump's tactics, conceded that his stern negotiations forced the other countries to move quickly, even as they faced their own domestic politics and pressures.
No reservations are taken and no incomplete parties are seated, leading to tense negotiations with stern, headset-wearing young ninjas at the host station.
Rivera's stern telephone call set in motion a negotiation that led to a contract that stands as the largest ever in American sports: $275 million over 10 years.
The response came as both sides prepared for the next round of negotiations in Brussels next week, with the EU issuing a stern rebuke against using the peace process as a bargaining chip.
The official line from China continues to be stern even as Beijing says it is all for dialog and negotiations.
After nearly a year of negotiations, Chardan 2008 struck a deal in early 2010 to buy Mr. Stern's foreclosure operations, giving it the name DJSP Enterprises.
He is also expected to hold out the possibility of a stern response by the United States and its allies if there is no progress on negotiations because of recalcitrance by the Pretoria Government.
The Obama administration has been publicly stern, acting in close concert with allies in Seoul and Tokyo, while being prepared to continue the 6-party negotiations on denuclearization.
Even Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the stern chairman of the Eurogroup, has stated that although there is minimal support for any debt write-off negotiations, there will be discussions on the issue.
