Usage of "hostage negotiation"

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Usage of hostage negotiation in English

The first involved an elaborate tactical campaign that closely resembled a hostage negotiation. 
 The Verge 

They found books on hostage negotiation in his home. 
 Reuters 

A full hostage negotiation team was with her. 
 Money to burn: a novel of suspense 

Maybe he should have taken a course in hostage negotiation, or at least brought along a psychologist. 
 The preacher 

He was, in other words, expecting a hostage negotiation somewhat later on, after Rife had flown Y.T. 
 Snow Crash 

Policy-making to accommodate these threats looks more like a hostage negotiation than a well-considered and impartial plan. 
 The South African 

She was not trained in hostage negotiation. 
 Takeover 

Last year, she visited Reyes' camp to attempt hostage negotiations. 
 Reuters 

Hostage negotiations with the four-decade-old Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, are stalled. 
 Reuters 

They found a book on hostage negotiations at his apartment. 
 Reuters 

Ecuador says Colombia knew about its hostage negotiations. 
 Reuters 

After a hours-long meeting, which took weeks to organize, the leftist anti-U.S. president said hostage negotiations would be difficult. 
 Reuters 

After an hours-long meeting, which took weeks to organize, the leftist anti-U.S. president said hostage negotiations would be difficult. 
 Reuters 

You have to be realistic, a senior West African official who has direct knowledge of hostage negotiations told Reuters. 
 Reuters 

"This isn't a hostage negotiation, Dresden," Uriel murmured, but he was smiling. 
 Ghost Story 

Authorities at Sunday's press conference said that during hostage negotiations, Murphy told them that he had a handgun and explosives. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of hostage negotiation in English