Sentence examples for that negotiations about from inspiring English sources

It is understood that negotiations about the donation have been going on for several months.

Iran has been told that negotiations about a variety of benefits would be open but only on the condition that the enrichment program first be suspended.

The plans for Mr. Berkus will probably heighten speculation about the future of Ms. Winfrey's own talk show, as her syndicator, CBS Television Distribution, said this month that negotiations about a new deal were continuing.

Feelings are hardening so fast on the Albanian side that negotiations about anything other than a total Serbian withdrawal from Kosovo hold little attraction.The pro-independence Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), drawing on its broad popularity, now has fighters within rifle-shot of the north-south Pristina-Prizren road, a vital supply route for Serbia's forces.

It was only after I got an informal offer from another university that negotiations about a tenure-track job here started in earnest.

For instance, we found that negotiation about adjustments of legislation and re-organization of the government administration at the national and local levels is equally important.

"Please stop all of these operations so that negotiations can start about, with the, about their demands," he says to the camera. .

"The market has certainly been quite sanguine in its assessment of the situation, noting that, technically, nothing has really changed in the UK's relationship with the EU, and that even negotiations about negotiations have yet to start".

The German lawyer Peter Kortas, whose firm represents relatives of 34 victims, told Associated Press that negotiations with Germanwings about compensation began several days ago.

Weingart hopes to dispel a preconceived idea many candidates hold: "We need to break away from the assumption that negotiations are always about winners and losers," she says.

That could make future negotiations about a peace settlement, or even a formal cease-fire, virtually impossible.