Sentence examples for subject for negotiation from inspiring English sources

"If I don't see challenging enough targets, that would be a subject for negotiation.

The Arab leaders, who have unanimously backed the Palestinian demand for Arab sovereignty over East Jerusalem, also noted that Jerusalem's status was internationally acknowledged as a subject for negotiation.

On Aug. 15, Paul R. Meyer, a Finra arbitrator in Portland, Ore., wrote that his panel would disregard an affidavit from a customer who supported an expungement because the case had settled for "substantial" money, and expungement was not "an appropriate subject for negotiation".

The Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, has said he wants a peace treaty with Syria that provides normal diplomatic and trade relations, and accepts that the cost will include the return of land, although the exact border is a subject for negotiation.

This morning the chancellor said that the issue of preferential access "could be a subject for negotiation".

"We know that Americans place a high value to the data and it is potentially an interesting subject for negotiation for them to monetize," she is quoted as saying.

Whether they or any other outsiders will be brought to the Kremlin "is subject matter for negotiations," Mr. Putin said.

The future of the city is once again a subject for negotiations between the Israeli government and the PA, the "secular flight" continues, and east Jerusalem Palestinians remain as alienated from the authorities as ever.

"Extradition is not a matter for negotiation.

"This will be a matter for negotiation.

The European Union has raised financial services regulation as a possible subject for these negotiations.