good faith negotiations造句

• "I don't know how you have good faith negotiations when somebody does that,"
• Don't rush to complain until you are sure that good faith negotiations can't work.
• Threats in place of honest and good faith negotiations will not get it done,
• Our focus will continue to be on good faith negotiations, " this official said.
• "I don't know how you have good faith negotiations when someone does that ."
• (The vote ) indicates there is interest in going ahead with good faith negotiations,
• We have not had any good faith negotiations yet,
• "We reached out to Time Warner this morning and they agreed to continue good faith negotiations,"
• However, the order does not require " good faith negotiations ", as the Wagner Act does.
• "If there's not good faith negotiations today, we strongly expect the government will shut down ."
• That will occur only if there is good faith negotiations leading to a new collective bargaining agreement,
• "We remain open to pursuing good faith negotiations leading to a long-term solution, " said Rodney Moore of the Canadian Embassy.
• "The president is concerned that we're getting back into a cycle of shenanigans rather than serious, good faith negotiations, " he said.
• "We assumed there would be good faith negotiations following the voiding of the contract ( Friday ), " said George's agent, Leigh Steinberg.
• After a series of good faith negotiations, the parties have been unable to reach a mutually acceptable agreement, but the door remains open,
• Through good faith negotiations something can be worked out _ the proverbial ` where there is a will, there is a way . "'
• In Podgorica, O'Brien said that " Serbia, Montenegro and the federal government ( of Yugoslavia ) should enter good faith negotiations on maintaining Yugoslavia ."
• O'Brien had said the U . S . administration believed " Serbia, Montenegro and the federal government should enter good faith negotiations on maintaining Yugoslavia.
• And, as the trial judge recognized, strike action has the potential to place pressure on both sides of a dispute to engage in good faith negotiations.
• To encourage good faith negotiations, the union re-framed its demands for information on subcontracting and asked for a rapid response to our requests, as soon as tomorrow,