His ambassadors were suspected of a secret and disgraceful negotiation in the Byzantine court; and his general, the Achilles, as he was named, of the Vandals, lost a battle against the naked and disorderly Moors.
I congratulate you that with the successful issue of this negotiation is closed, in Treaties One and Two, the vexed question of the open promises.
The Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba having expressed a desire to be present at the negotiation of the treaty at Manitoba Post.
David Mills, after my return from the negotiation of the treaties at Forts Carlton and Pitt, "that measures ought to be taken to instruct the Indians in farming and building.
The negotiation was a very difficult and trying one, and required on the part of the Commissioners great patience and firmness.
It shall be so," said the emperor, "in the groundwork of the plan; the form of negotiation must nevertheless be circumspect.
That would place the whole negotiation on a difficult basis, and draw it out to a tremendous length," said Meding.
Thus the dignity of Austria will be preserved towards Italy, all direct negotiation avoided, and the whole of our force will be available for the struggle in Germany.
But not the smallest negotiation is begun," said Count Platen.
The distinguished leader of the Whigs, Daniel Webster, as Secretary of State, in negotiationwith Lord Ashburton representing Great Britain, settled the long-standing dispute between the two countries over the Maine boundary.
Political managers of the old school spoke of him as "brilliant but erratic"; they soon found him equal to the shrewdest in negotiation and action.
The Secretary of State, Seward, counseled negotiation first, and, applying the Monroe Doctrine, was able to prevail upon Napoleon III to withdraw his troops.
They elected Juan de Caicedo, the inspector, who had belonged to the armament of Nicuesa, and Rodrigo Enriquez de Colmenares, both men of weight and expert in negotiation and held in general esteem.
During this negotiation Warwick was secretly carrying on a correspondence of the same nature with his brother, the Marquis of Montagu, who was, entirely trusted by Edward; and like motives produced a like resolution in that nobleman.
I have had a negotiation and correspondence to carry on for and with Charlotte Smith,(99) of which I believe I told you the beginning, and I do not see the end myself.
Yet this interval allowed time for a successful negotiation with the Franks and Alemanni and his ambassador, Edobic, soon returned at the head of an army, to disturb the operations of the siege of Arles.
They threw out a rapid and stinging summary of their wrongs; and denounced with scorn the various hollow attempts at negotiation during the preceding twenty-five years.
Moreover they entered into negotiation with Prince Maurice of Nassau, not offering to enlist under his flag, but asking for protection against the king in exchange for a pledge meanwhile not to serve his cause.
But besides mutiny and assassination there were also some feeble attempts at negotiation to characterize the Ernestian epoch at Brussels.
By a common understanding between the Governments it was agreed that no exercise of exclusive jurisdiction by either party while the negotiation was pending should change the state of the question of right to be definitively settled.
After the termination of the late war this interdiction had been revived, and the British Government declined including this portion of our intercourse with her possessions in the negotiation of the convention of 1815.
A copy of the treaty and the protocols of conference between the plenipotentiaries during the negotiation are inclosed with it.
Documents connected with the negotiation of the treaty and the instructions under which it was effected are also communicated to the Senate.
The principle had first been assumed in that negotiation with Russia.
This negotiation has accordingly been commenced, and is now in progress, the result of which will, if successful, be also submitted to the Senate for their consideration.
The mockery of negotiationin which nothing could be negotiated, the parade of conciliation when war of extermination was intended, continued on the part of Spain and Austria.
A despatch came from Spain forbidding a further step in the negotiation without express order from the King.
We are waiting daily to hear if the Xanten negotiation is broken off or not.
Refuge knows best whether or not Marquis Spinola, Ottavio Visconti, Chancellor Pecquius, and others, were employed in the negotiation by the Archduke.
I have the satisfaction to inform you that a negotiation which, by desire of the House of Representatives, was opened some years ago with the British Government, for the erection of light houses on the Bahamas, has been successful.
This arrangement secures to the United States every advantage asked by them, and which the state of the negotiation allowed us to insist upon.
The views taken by him received my approbation, the French Government was satisfied, and the negotiation was continued.
The negotiation with France has been conducted by our minister with zeal and ability, and in all respects to my entire satisfaction.
The negotiation itself would have been simplified, and this long-standing dispute, spreading over a large portion of the world, would have been brought to a more speedy conclusion.
The idea of acquiescing in the refusal to execute the treaty will not, I am confident, be for a moment entertained by any branch of this Government, and further negotiation upon the subject is equally out of the question.
It is understood, however, that a minister was subsequently appointed by that Government to renew the negotiation in the United States, but though daily expected he has not yet arrived in this country.
However, the compact being virtually made, Mr. Guppy proposes to dispatch the trusty Smallweed to ascertain if Mr. Krook is at home, as in that case they may complete the negotiation without delay.
Whether there are two people in England less likely to come satisfactorily out of any negotiation with Mr. Smallweed than Mr. George and Mr. Matthew Bagnet may be very reasonably questioned.
It took him only from February 28th to April 12th to conclude the negotiation which placed the "Lone Star" in the azure field of the ensign of the Republic.
Much of the preliminary negotiation was carried on at the dinner-tables of the contracting parties, and Congressional guests were alike charmed by the hospitable attentions of the "fine old English gentleman" and the Yankee Secretary of State.
A delicate and promising negotiation was on foot; it remained to be seen whether it would be patiently continued or rudely interrupted by the new governor of Numidia.
Barring the development of the practice of successful negotiation either industrial chaos or a return to individual bargaining must result.
The problem of maintaining a high level of production will be primarily one of developing the practice of open-handed and thoroughly understood negotiation between the directors of industry and the workmen.
The influence of relative plenty or scarcity (to use an elliptic phrase) upon the outcome of distribution is easily understood if it is kept in mind that the distributive process is one of repeated negotiation and bargain.
It is notorious that Görgei abused the full powers with which he was entrusted, instead of procuring the preservation of Hungary by a negotiation for peace, by an ignominious treachery to his native country.
The Ballantyne Library crept on to the tenth volume, and was then dropped abruptly; and the double negotiation with Constable was never renewed.
Sir Walter concluded, before he went to town in November, another negotiation of importance with this house.
In the course of December, 1818, he also opened an important negotiation with Messrs.
He was jealous of it; he was honestly of that opinion; and Rockingham, after proceeding so far, and finding in Pitt all the encouragement that he expected, let the negotiation drop.
Thus at the very outset this negotiation was cut short.
The information squared so well with the negotiation then on foot, that the Archbishop had no doubt of its truth.
It will be remembered that there had been a long negotiation at Rome to ascertain whether the Emperor would be crowned by the Pope or would crown himself.
Napoleon's explanation was very embarrassed, and who could think that so crafty and ambitious a man as Fouché could assume the responsibility of such a negotiation if he supposed that thereby he exposed himself to his master's wrath?
More than all, the French negotiation was betraying the States into indolence and hesitation; and creating a schism between the leading politicians of the country.
Brussels, too, wearied and worn, its heart sick with hope deferred, now fell into despair as the futile result of the French negotiation became apparent.
The French negotiation had excited his profound disgust, and knowing Sainte Aldegonde to be heart and soul in favour of that alliance, he was in no haste whatever to carry out his orders with regard to Antwerp.
Then negotiation is at an end," said Pitt; "for I cannot betray him.
During the recess, a negotiationfor peace which had been commenced under Rockingham was brought to a successful termination.
In this old Bible axiom of Covenanters and of Puritans is the secret of all the difficulties between England and Spain in Drake’s time, between this country and Spain in Jefferson’s day, and in each of the crises of negotiation since.
All this negotiation was conducted with great secrecy, and orders were sent from Spain to the West Indies, instructing the local authorities there to extend threefold the range of their dominion over the sea.
It will be easier for us to enter into this negotiation after the poisonous fog of the war lies shall have lifted.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "negotiation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
