Sentence examples for will soon be negotiating from inspiring English sources

Vornado owns the building at 731 Lexington Avenue, where Bloomberg L.P.'s headquarters are located, and the company will soon be negotiating for additional space.

Head east, meanwhile, along the A448, and you will soon be negotiating the cat's cradle of ring roads and roundabouts that fringe the unlovely town of Redditch, where Jacqui Smith has been the sitting MP since the 1997 election.

Liam Fox, the trade secretary, provided a prime example recently when he said British business was too fat and lazy to exploit the wonderful trading opportunities he will soon be negotiating.

The new government will soon be negotiating with the International Monetary Fund for a new agreement, possibly including a credit facility, all to increase confidence in Romania.

Visit any city in the country – there are over 650 of them – and you will soon be negotiating a route around a noisy, dusty construction site, beneath towering cranes.

In addition, Thomas Barrett, president of Barrett Urban Renewal, said that contracts are being or will soon be negotiated for three more buildings, with a total of 500,000 square feet, that will also be built for specific users.

He may soon be negotiating with Roth.

If that were to happen he could soon be negotiating at Europe's top table.

With the election over, Democrats and Republicans will soon be back at the negotiating table, driven there by the so-called "fiscal cliff" -- the moment in January 2013 when the Bush-era tax cuts expire and automatic cuts to defense and social programs take effect.

In India we have been negotiating these deals already for half a year and will soon be coming out with some announcements," Saarnio tells TechCrunch.

Teachers in Kansas will soon be relegated to at-will employees required to negotiate their contract annually from a base salary of zero, and will no longer be required to have education certification.