sole negotiator

"Actually, it's just as well that the Etolosans sent only one person, since I'm to be the sole negotiator for our side.

The owners have said that Ravitch is their sole negotiator, and that he, along with his staff - and not they - will be at the bargaining sessions.

The Rand Formula, as it became known, gave the UAW formal recognition as the sole negotiators representing all employees of Ford Motor Company.

Examples of this happening are the impeachment of Siuan Sanche and Egwene's surrender of War Powers for the ability to be sole negotiator for rulers.

Instead of serving as the sole negotiator with Great Britain, Adams would be part of the five-member team along with Benjamin Franklin, John Jay, Henry Laurens, and Thomas Jefferson.

If the Union were to make the Commission its sole negotiator, it would be likely to increase the scale of this disadvantage, and would be encouraging the kind of obscurity in negotiation from which we suffered so severely at Blair House.

It was a great triumph for Adams after his humiliation the year before when Congress had removed him as the sole negotiator of peace and instructed its team of negotiators to follow the wishes of the French court in settling with Britain.

For these fundamental reasons we support Cyprus's application to be admitted to the European Union and elect to deal with the Government of the Republic of Cyprus as sole negotiator at the forthcoming talks, which is the United Nations position.

The concept of a sole negotiator may have more effects than simply weakening the control exercised by the Member States over the Commission - it may also, by restricting the number of opinions we can express from 15 to 1, erode our diplomatic room for manoeuvre.