Sentence examples for succeed in negotiating from inspiring English sources

Were we to succeed in negotiating a new deal for Greece that ended the interminable recession gripping the nation, the Greek leftist "disease" would almost certainly spread to Portugal, Spain and Ireland, all of which had general elections looming.

Mr. Bruno did succeed in negotiating a smooth transition in the Senate by telling the other senators the news on Monday night and then sequestering his two top lieutenants who had wanted to succeed him: Mr. Skelos and Senator Thomas W. Libous, a Binghamton Republican.

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Not only against his "Great Satan" of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, but also against Brazil's President Lula and Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan, because they had the temerity to succeed in negotiating an agreement with Iran to try to de-escalate the confrontation between the United States and Iran over Iran's nuclear program without the subsequent approval of Washington.

In June 1984, she at last succeeded in negotiating a reduction in the British rebate, helped by the patient diplomacy of France's socialist President, Francois Mitterrand.

After war broke out in Morocco (September 1893), he was put in command and succeeded in negotiating the Treaty of Marrakech (January 29 , 1894.

Jimmy Carter to serve as an envoy to China in 1977 and succeeded in negotiating the reestablishment of U.S.-Chinese diplomatic relations.

Albert, however, succeeded in negotiating a peace with his most dangerous foes, the Hungarians and the Bohemians, and he broke the fortresses of the rebel nobility.

"To its credit, Treasury has generally succeeded in negotiating prices from recipients for the warrants at or above its estimated composite value," the report said.

As the years passed, unions succeeded in negotiating this basic wage not as an ultimate goal but as an early rung in their wage ladders.

However, although Crown Agents succeeded in negotiating lower prices than their Ukrainian predecessors, they have struggled to actually get many drugs to the people who need them.