Sentence examples for task to negotiate from inspiring English sources

It's the culture's task to negotiate that paradox, and right now I don't think it's doing a very good job.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, 'Bridge of Spies' is a dramatic thriller which tells the story of James Donovan (played by Tom Hanks), a Brooklyn insurance claims lawyer who finds himself thrust into the centre of the Cold War when the CIA sends him on the near-impossible task to negotiate the release of a captured American U-2 pilot.

Quantifying all targets would have been a difficult task to negotiate among countries with very diverse situations and resources.

Representing William III in The Hague as Ambassador-Extraordinary and as commander of English forces, Marlborough was tasked to negotiate a new coalition to oppose France and Spain.

I think our task is to negotiate the coming descent as best we can, while creating new myths that put humanity in its proper place.

Thus de Lauretis's self-appointed task is to negotiate the problems and promises of all these approaches by means of a pragmatist semiotics, creating a "theoretical overlap" (1984, 168) between Kristeva's internalist and Eco's externalist semiotics, as well as between Freud's privatized and Foucault's social sexual subject.

He said he sympathised with the prime minister's "awkward task" of trying to negotiate a Brexit deal, which he said could involve nightmarish complexities.

The commission now has the unenviable task of trying to negotiate safe harbour version 2. It is also on before the European Parliament and the Article 29 Working Party from next week.

It recently announced that the Chicago Sun-Times has been inflating its circulation figures, which may put off potential buyers.For the Barclays, a pressing task will be to negotiate with Mr Desmond, half-owner of the Daily Telegraph's main printing plant outside London.

Despite the fact that some member states already operate the single buyer model (e.g. the National Balancing Point in the UK and Title Transfer Facility in the Netherlands), such a move at the community level would task the Commission to negotiate gas contracts on behalf of the EU.

She describes the "intimacy versus isolation" stage, a task to be negotiated by the young adult, solely in terms of whether to commit to a lifelong intimate relationship.