Sentence examples for world is negotiating from inspiring English sources

It opens at Fontainebleau where Philip II, ruler of most of Europe and the New World, is negotiating a peace treaty with King Henry II of France.

In the run-up to the climate talks in Copenhagen in December, bright minds around the world are negotiating a formal scheme for reducing the loss of trees as a way of lowering the world's carbon emissions.Avoiding deforestation means that many landowners must forgo the right to cut down their trees, so that the world at large can benefit.

Horack, the author of a well-received story collection, "The Southern Cross," writes luminous, clean prose, holding the fantastically beautiful wilderness steadily in front of us, but also describing a scalping or evisceration with a matter-of-fact directness that reminds us how the terms of that world were negotiated and understood.

The third largest accounting firm in the world, KPMG, is negotiating a deal to move its offices downtown, from Park Avenue in Midtown, a relocation that would buoy a business district still suffering from the Sept. 11 terrorist attack.

But he has systematically assumed the image of a politician who has an acute sense of morality, a young man who is negotiating a world filled with wily old men.

AFTER some unconvincing last-minute brinkmanship, Iran and the six world powers it is negotiating with decided on July 18th to extend the deadline for an agreement by four months.

Few people believe Iran and the six world powers it is negotiating with will be able to reach an agreement by the 24 November deadline to resolve the crisis over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.

Manchester United, one of the world's most prestigious soccer clubs, is negotiating with Major League Soccer officials to sign Tim Howard, the MetroStars' goalie.

This is negotiating in bizarro world.

He signed up powerful New York city art dealer Larry Gagosian as an advisor and is negotiating with other world-class galleries to highlight their artists on Art.sy.sy

The National Astronomical Observatories of the Chinese Academy of Sciences CASS) is negotiating with four world-class optical and infrared facilities in Chile and the United States to give Chinese astronomers around 50 nights of observing time per year at the telescopes, ScienceInsider has learned.