Sentence examples for try negotiations from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians must try negotiations.

Some said Abbas would try negotiations, fail, and then wouldn't be able to keep control of things.

In the last several weeks, Mr. Barak signaled to the Clinton administration that he wanted to try negotiations again.

Many observers believe that, in general, talks can bring parties together — and wonder why two disputing sides don't at least try negotiations.

This includes, for instance, acknowledging the parties' willingness to cooperate and try negotiations to settle the conflict, or reassuring them of the mediator's impartiality towards the issues and neutrality towards the parties.

"They may have chosen a totally new strategy: to acquire some form of nuclear deterrent as quickly as possibly, and then try negotiation from a position of strength".

You could end negotiation there or, if you want to keep at it, you can try negotiation jujitsu (outlined in Chapter 7), an attempt to bring the discussion back to the merits and away from the positions.

Louis now tried negotiations with Charles at Péronne (October 1468).

OVER the past 64 years, Palestinians have tried armed struggle; we have tried negotiations; and we have tried peace conferences.

America wants to show that it has tried negotiations with the North, should sterner measures eventually be called for.

To resolve its long-running feud with Cablevision, YES Network tried negotiations, filed an antitrust lawsuit accusing Cablevision of being a monopolist, ran mocking radio commercials and lobbied legislators.