Sentence examples for whose negotiations from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians and Israelis, whose negotiations were suspended after the Syrian talks broke down, have been negotiating on and off for nearly seven years.
In response to the diplomatic overtures he made to William Vans Murray in The Hague, President Adams sent negotiators to France in 1799 who eventually negotiated an end to hostilities with the Treaty of Mortefontaine (whose negotiations were managed in part by Marshall, then Secretary of State) in September 1800.
"What should we do?" says Grinev, whose negotiations over ArtKvartal are ongoing.
It will join two other western Balkan countries: Macedonia, whose negotiations are blocked by its name dispute with Greece, and Croatia, which is close to membership.
To hold out: Matthew Weiner, the creator of "Mad Men," whose negotiations with AMC mean that Season 5 won't air until 2012.
The big question is whether Steinbrenner, whose negotiations are often propelled by deadlines, will be willing to sign off on such a large commitment with Jeter still a season removed from free agency.
The playing was often glorious, above all from the BBCSO's leader, Daniel Rowland, whose negotiation of the Mermaid's violin solo was ravishing in its finesse.
The case went to mediation, whose confidential negotiations ended on Friday without an agreement.
Absorbing documentary identifying an unsung hero of apartheid's peaceful demise: a French-Algerian businessman whose secret negotiations are the stuff of a future biopic.
In revenge he precipitated the impeachment of the Earl of Danby (whose secret negotiations with Louis XIV of France he revealed to the House of Commons), causing the dissolution of Parliament.
Sticking with the baseball analogy, however, it is fair to wonder whether anything can be considered a curveball from Manny Ramírez, whose contract negotiations have turned into an episode of "As the Dodgers Turn," starring that exasperated look on the face of Manager Joe Torre.
