negotiating approach造句

• The resolution criticizing the administration's current negotiating approach passed 95-0.
• Weiss said, anticipating a tougher negotiating approach.
• Gore favors the vigorous enforcement of clean air rules to reduce industrial pollutants, Bush favors a negotiated approach.
• Finally, as part of the negotiated approach, AMA agreed to allow Chakrapani to write the details of what happened.
• "The first and crucial step is to bring the Kosovo Albanians together in one unified negotiating approach, " he said.
• So the Fatah candidates instead offered an indirect endorsement of the negotiating approach by pointing to the potential prize : independence.
• Syria may not be serious about making peace and Israel should review its negotiating approach toward Damascus, Deputy Foreign Minister Yossi Beilin said Wednesday.
• But the U . S . negotiating approach seemed to shift from unmoving to flexible, as policy disputes within the administration ebbed and flowed.
• Government officials would then be required to develop " regionally based, negotiated approaches " to long-term habitat preservation that would permanently restore the threatened populations.
• "The first and crucial step " in diplomacy in Kosovohe said, " is to bring the Kosovo Albanians together in one unified negotiating approach ."
• "The first and crucial step " in diplomacy in Kosovo, he said, " is to bring the Kosovo Albanians together in one unified negotiating approach ."
• When EU trade chief Sir Leon Brittan visited China last month, Beijing gave " a strong political signal " of support for a new negotiating approach, Guilford said.
• As Arafat left essentially empty-handed, the officials described the American side as downbeat and even angry with Netanyahu's negotiating approach, which they fear may lead to further troubles.
• In past weeks, South Korea has been wary of the American negotiating approach with North Korea, warning that Washington might be on the verge of making too many concessions.
• If the cash payout is less than what you desire, another negotiating approach is to try to remain on the payroll longer while you are doing your job search.
• But before the Bush administration could present its new negotiating approach, U . S . intelligence received fresh evidence that North Korea had begun a clandestine program to enrich uranium to make nuclear arms.
• At one end of this spectrum is Beck s Negotiated Approach to risk communication, in which the communicator maintains an open dialogue with the patient and settles on a compromise on which both patient and physician agree.
• Senior Bush administration officials also say they would be giving in to blackmail by offering new incentives and that North Korea's clandestine efforts to produce highly enriched uranium demonstrate that the Clinton negotiating approach did not work.
• Senior Bush administration officials also say they would be giving in to blackmail by offering new incentives and that North Korea's clandestine efforts to produce highly enriched uranium demonstrates that the Clinton negotiating approach does not work.
• The most moderate leading candidate, Prime Minister Aslan Maskhadov, has favored a gradual, negotiated approach to independence, unlike his more militant rival, Shamil Basayev . But as the campaign drew to a close, even Maskhadov has begun talking in absolutist terms.