Sentence examples similar to subsequent to negotiating from inspiring English sources

Though claiming kinship with the PLO, Hamas opposed the founding of the Palestinian Authority (PA) under the Oslo accords, together with all subsequent attempts to negotiate a two-state solution.

Liberal anger at Durbin's vote for the deficit commission report and at his subsequent willingness to negotiate underscores the difficulty senators from each party will face in reaching some kind of agreement.

The Americans were more open to negotiating.

The Bush Administration says it is prepared to negotiate a subsequent agreement, but much of Washington's thinking about Start-2 remains in flux.

And they said that if it was triggered, the EU would use its "best endeavors" to negotiate and conclude "expeditiously" a subsequent agreement to replace it.

Subsequent to this, the actor negotiated contracts on a film by film basis.

Some diplomats say they will consider it progress if the Iranians agree to negotiate in detail over the proposal in subsequent meetings.

Care professionals in this setting had limited ability to negotiate in the patient provider relationship or in subsequent interactions between other health practitioners and the healthcare system.

Kate Ferranti, a spokeswoman, says that the union helps to negotiate starting salaries at individual buildings, but that subsequent raises are based on the union contract.

Unlike normal red blood cells (RBC), sickled cells, due to abnormal morphology, are unable to negotiate small blood vessels resulting in arterial occlusion and subsequent ischemia.

By 2004 Mr. Holkeri had succeeded in getting Yugoslavia and Kosovo, then part of Yugoslavia, to negotiate directly and to agree to "standards" for use in subsequent talks.