Sentence examples for that are negotiating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lew arrived in Beijing after visiting four Asian countries that are negotiating with the United States to join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, or T.P.P., trade agreement.

Completing those sales in a timely fashion is a condition set by a group of banks that are negotiating with Vivendi about extending an additional 3 billion euros in credit, a person close to the company said.

It is not unusual for about half of the state's districts that are negotiating with their teachers to be without a settlement when school begins, said Edwina Lee, executive director of the School Boards Association.

But the mainly political demands of the kidnapper, Veerappan, were rejected by officials in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, the two southern states that are negotiating to release the actor, Rajkumar.

The Writers Guild of America West, the larger of the two writers' groups that are negotiating with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers — that is, the film and television studios — is encouraging that more militant stance.

The Bell Atlantic Corporation, which offers phone service for much of the area from Virginia to Maine, and SBC Communications Inc. appear to be the Bells that are negotiating most seriously with Sprint, a person close to Sprint said.

They have the only contracts that are negotiated on a national basis, he said.

A series of enforcement actions are initiated and then concluded with settlements that are negotiated in rapid succession.

Serious illnesses are affected by aesthetics, by art, and by the moral questions that are negotiated between practitioners and patients.

It's not some utopian "melting-pot": there are all kinds of difficulties that are negotiated on a daily basis.

Values are always the sum of the beliefs of the individuals that are negotiated as we live together.