Sentence examples for they would negotiating from inspiring English sources

And, according to some analysts, there is a chance they would actually do better in bankruptcy court than they would negotiating against G.M. or the government, which is seeking to reduce G.M.'s debt by two-thirds.

Professor John Curtice of Strathclyde University put forward this theory: "One of the things we should now take in mind and has certainly happened since the original proposals were published is that the Greens together with the SNP and Plaid have said that they would negotiate jointly in any post-election negotiations about the formation of a government.

"We had hoped they would negotiate," a Council official said.

League officials responded that they would negotiate only with the union.

Bettman and Fehr said they would negotiate past the lockout deadline.

But Yankees officials, knowing the rules, said yesterday they would negotiate with anyone Rodriguez chose.

Mr. Boroujerdi said support for Mr. Assad was the Iranians' "strategic ace," probably the last thing they would negotiate away.

Public employees' unions would no longer negotiate the size of their members' pensions; instead, they would negotiate how much the local employer would pay the insurer upfront.

Both Washington and Baghdad had imagined that they would negotiate a new agreement for a small residual force after that.

The sides would agree that after the interim deal is reached, they would negotiate the end-state of Iran's program within a year.

By contrast, Chinese participants were less likely to use such tactics if they thought they would negotiate with a counterpart from the U.S.