Sentence examples for would be a negotiation from inspiring English sources

He notes that this would be a "negotiation" but the document is full of assertions of fact.

It would be a negotiation not between different lands but between different historical facts, different levels of survivalism.

It would be a negotiation not between different lands but between different historical facts, different levels of survival — a contest, in fact, between rival ideas of obligation possessing societies at different moments in their quest to modernize.

Instead, there would be a negotiation to split the spoils, just as there is every time any employee is due for a pay rise – and every time a boss asks the board for a recession-busting cheque.

"There would be a negotiation which would only start when it was clear what the relationship was between Scotland and London".

GPs expressed that having information to give to patients would be a useful negotiation tool when it came to discussing medications with patients.

"If I don't see challenging enough targets, that would be a subject for negotiation.

That would be a matter for negotiation, but the assumption in the business community is that it would be an arrangement that preserved single market membership, akin to Britain remaining in the European Economic Area.

Iranians have repeatedly said that halting enrichment would be a product of negotiation, not a pre-condition of it.

If the union tries its chances at Ford, it would be a repeat of negotiations in 1982.

Greek officials had not previously suggested that there would be a break in negotiations with the inspectors, whose earlier audits had lasted two weeks.