Sentence examples for through negotiations of from inspiring English sources

That seems an expansive claim; the United States has yet to turn the Afghan war favorably through negotiations of any kind.

Use rights were generally equal within kinship or territorial groups, while outsiders were excluded except through negotiations of elders.

Sometimes marriages had been arranged from birth through negotiation of the two families.

After failing to convince the generals through negotiations to delay the start of electoral politics, they had hoped that the public would do it.

His comments are being seen by leading business figures in London as undermining David Cameron's efforts to win concessions with Brussels through negotiations ahead of the coming referendum on EU membership.

Richard Engel says that major breakthroughs have come through negotiations: much of which we've already covered.

Elvira was found guilty, but through the negotiations of the lawyers was not sentenced, and Puccini paid damages to the Manfredis, who withdrew their accusations.

By selling Estonia (1346) and collecting extra taxes, he reclaimed some of the pawned areas and brought others back through negotiations or force of arms.

At the ceremony they acknowledged that Mandela was "a living symbol of empowerment through learning, of peace and reconciliation through negotiation, and of respect for those values which make a just and human society possible".

■ Sweden Rents are set through negotiations between representatives of landlords and tenants.

If they do not leave through negotiations, brigade 17 of the Syrian army and three other battalions are waiting at the outskirts of the city to attack soon.