Significats de much negotiation en anglès

They had accordingly much negotiation with the Duke and his secretary, Albornoz.

No doubt such reports emerge after much negotiation with civil servants.

After much negotiation on just who was eligible to vote, an election was mounted.

After much negotiation, Meaney's distraught Irish boozer accepts the offer.

On the whole, however, there was not much negotiation between the monarch and the ambassador.

This, after much negotiation, was at last accomplished.

It took the NGO Imam Ali's Popular Students Relief Society much negotiation before Ayyoub's family agreed to a pardon.

There was much negotiation, informal and secret, between Brussels and London during this and a portion of the following year.

Arrived at London, after much negotiation and delay with ministers, a day was fixed for their introduction to the King.

Ruling the waves is going to require at least as much negotiation as finding our way out of the EU labyrinth.

For all that appears to have been agreed, the G20 communiqué left much unsaid and there is scope for much negotiation.

After much negotiation the contest, and Frederick was forced to promise that he would not enter the city without the Pope's consent.

On Wednesday, European Council President Charles Michel said the EU needed to reach an agreement quickly on the fund but much negotiation was still needed.

It required much negotiation to secure the punishment of some of the murderers, four of whom were decapitated, and a few others received minor punishments.

Philip was not easily satisfied, and there was much negotiation before a treaty on the subject was finally made at the beginning of December, 1183.

After much negotiation, Dembélé eventually agreed to accept his first professional contract in September 2015 but only if it included a release clause of €5m.