Sentence examples for Negotiated over from inspiring English sources

Negotiated over four years, they are seen as a steppingstone to eventual membership.

Negotiated over the summer of 1994, the deal froze North Korea's nuclear program in exchange for two light-water reactors, shipments of heavy fuel oil, and a pledge to pursue full political and economic normalization.

His administration has eased restrictions on American travel to Cuba and negotiated over issues including immigration, postal services and possible oil spills.

Deployment details are to be negotiated over the coming weeks.

Both were environmental treaties negotiated over perceived threats to the atmosphere.

In an Argentinean study, for example, twosomes of people negotiated over ten pesos.

President Clinton has called the agreement, negotiated over 13 years, a cornerstone of bilateral relations.

The Palestine papers may have sent shockwaves around the world, but they came as no surprise to most Palestinians, particularly those living out the horrific reality on the ground that has been "non-negotiated" over in the occupied territories, like my own family – or in refugee camps outside the occupied territories, like my husband's family in the sidelined camps of Lebanon.

One could argue that such expectations were well-negotiated over centuries.

Offers are evaluated and compared to the negotiator's aspirations, reservation level or to the BATNA (Best Alternative To Negotiated Agreement) over several periods of time, while all social interactions are processed simultaneously [1,66].

Tony Blair speaks passionately of the need to curb global warming, and stoutly defends the Kyoto protocol, a UN treaty that calls for rich countries to reduce their emissions by negotiated amounts over the next decade or so.