Meanings of whole negotiation in English

This article became the rock on which the whole negotiation eventually split.

That's the argument they've been making during the whole negotiation.

The average for the whole negotiation made the rate of interest ten and five-eighths per cent.

But he conducted the whole negotiation with great ability and in the spirit of a liberal and enlightened statesman.

When the two months were over it was still unratified, and the whole negotiation was treated as having lapsed.

Indeed, throughout the whole negotiation, Great Britain cheerfully accorded to the United States every privilege which she claimed for herself.

However, opponents of the controversial trade deal say the confusion is symptomatic of the secrecy that has surrounded the whole negotiation process.

In discussing the proper way of tendering the bank-notes, I fear the two captains had forgotten the nicest point of the whole negotiation.

Should he go back, the whole negotiation might come to nought; should he go on, he might be clapped into prison as a spy.

Fox, during the whole negotiation, behaved like a man of sense and a man of honour; very frank, very explicit, and not very unreasonable.

And thus it was that the Commodore had to explain everything and feel his way, step by step, in the progress of the whole negotiation.

It follows beyond dispute that Great Britain may in this particular case have incurred grave responsibilities; in fact, the whole negotiations implied as much.