Sentence examples for which were negotiating from inspiring English sources

United Nations officials here now complain that they had barely 10 days' notice that they would run the province, a compromise worked out at the end of the war in the Security Council with Russia and China, which were negotiating, in effect, for President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia.

The pari passu clause provided assurance that large creditor institutions, which were negotiating these agreements and often had differing motivations because of their physical presence in the borrowing country, would not receive an unfair advantage in debt repayment over the smaller banks that lacked such negotiating leverage.

The police were there to restore order and keep the peace while the two unions which were negotiating with the mining company.

The rise in profit was attributed to cost-cutting and higher gold prices, which were negotiated when the price of gold was higher.

He found that it was buying 424 different types of gloves, for example, the prices of which were negotiated separately by the firm's 14 factories.

Burd of Lewis Silkin says: 'A lot of the old ex-unionised industries have very good enhanced packages which were negotiated by the unions.

Further, he said, on everything but blood-transfusion services, which were negotiated, the Americans' plans for Zambia have "all come from Washington".

He quickly established the idea of dividing the work into 12 movements, the subjects of which were negotiated during several early discussions.

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden worked hard to reveal the details of TPP, which were negotiated in strictest secrecy.

That includes several guarantees specific to the Golden State, many of which were negotiated in around-the-clock, down-to-the-wire sessions over the last two weeks.

The union is the Communication Workers of America, which is negotiating a new contract with Verizon Communications.