Sentence examples for to be negotiations between from inspiring English sources

There will have to be negotiations between the opposition and the government".

He added: "It would be high handed and arrogant for there not to be negotiations [between Labour and the SNP].

In the case of civil war, there needs to be negotiation between the opposition and the government.

There are negotiations between the club and Liverpool".

But that has to be talks, negotiations between equals.

There are likely to be tough negotiations between the parties throughout the week, with governments having already submitted around 1,800 comments on the draft.

The purchase comes in the wake of what appeared to be failed negotiations between the Israel-based startup two big rivals of the search giant: Facebook, which was eyeing up the company but apparently faltered at the due dilligence phase; and Apple (neither company ever publicly confirmed interest in acquiring Waze).

Much of the process appears to be in negotiation between each party and the Bush administration rather than between the adversaries.

Details of how much affordable housing for locals will be included in the scheme have still to be agreed through negotiations between Galliard and Labour run Newham Council.

In Germany, with its tradition of collective bargaining, the wage floor is likely to be set in negotiations between unions and employers.

Those rules are expected to scrapped if Democrats take control, and new rules will have to be determined through negotiations between Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader, and Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, his Republican counterpart.