Sentence examples for term negotiations from inspiring English sources

6.21pm BST Carney does not embrace the term "negotiations" for what the Republicans are proposing.

But, halfway through this President's second term, negotiations over Iran's nuclear program have, at last, a realistic chance for success.

If, somehow, a deal is reached this week in the Senate that involves Republicans giving ground on spending levels, Dems should make the push for a permanent disabling of the debt limit a key goal in the next round of formal, long term negotiations.

While initial signing was possible during his term, negotiations made slow, but steady, progress.

In essence, it amounts to debt restructuring through a series of extensions and interest reductions in order to buy time for longer term negotiations.

The term Negotiation is not used here in its generic sense; meaning a dialogue between the government, planners and the Bedouin community with the intention of resolving points of difference and reaching a mutually beneficial outcome.

Rather, by using the term Negotiation we suggest that the manifestation and meaning of Bedouin tribalism had undergone a process of adaptation in light of urbanization and its particular construction of urban form, function and social milieu.

The atmosphere at the WTO's Geneva headquarters is not quite so gloomy these days as it was after the collapse of mid-term negotiations in Cancún last September.

And populism can intuit its way to conclusions that intellectuals may not reach — as Reagan did, to Buckley's initial dismay, in his second-term negotiations with Mikhail Gorbachev.

Senate Democratic leaders hope to present legislation next week at a party retreat that would mix revenues and spending cuts to replace the first three months of indiscriminate cuts while longer-term negotiations continue.

These called for an immediate ceasefire, followed by a cooling-off period and a series of confidence-building measures to bridge the gap between the current violence and a resumption of long-term negotiations.