Sentence examples for tough negotiating from inspiring English sources
The E.U.-27's public backs their leaders' tough negotiating stance.
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His office slapped down the (supposedly independent) central bank governor, who had warned against any attempt to fix the peso.In this section The empty-handed social democrat Peculiar practices A majority, sort of Just say yes ReprintsIn much of this, Mr Kirchner is simply staking out a tough negotiating position ahead of talks with creditors and with the IMF.
Many in Brussels remain concerned that the chances of a deal were being eroded by the prime minister's tough negotiating red lines and her lack of room for manoeuvre domestically, yet there is no guarantee that a sprinkling of additional Conservative MPs on the backbenches will provide this.
In his letter, Cortines wrote that he had hoped the union's tough negotiating position was prompted in part by its feud with former Supt.
Last year, Vice Foreign Minister Tran Quang Co acknowledged in an interview that Vietnam's tough negotiating stance with Washington during that 1977-78 period had been a big mistake.
Another said: "These guys asked incisive questions during negotiations; they were very tough negotiating loan documents.
The issue of Gibraltar was brought up in a European parliament debate earlier in the week, as MEPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of a tough negotiating stance in the Brexit negotiations.
Trump's insistence that the best way to deal with difficult people and groups is through a dominant and tough negotiating style is contradicted by interesting new negotiation research that suggests a more nuanced approach works better.
The issue of Gibraltar was repeatedly brought up in a European parliament debate on Wednesday, in which MEPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of a tough negotiating stance towards the British government in the Brexit negotiations.
Tough negotiating still lies ahead.
