Sentence examples for Project negotiated from inspiring English sources

The project negotiated with disease-management programs and set goals for clinical quality, beneficiary satisfaction, and a savings of five per cent in Medicare costs.

The previously adopted development process followed a traditional interactive and incremental development life cycle, where increments were included in plan-driven projects (Boehm and Turner [2003]), with each project negotiated as a separate development contract.

The European Commission funded the wider BE LOGIC project, negotiated and agreed a Description of Work for the whole of the project, of which this research is part, approved the general scope of the study design and had no role in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of data, in the writing of the report, nor in the decision to submit the paper for publication.

In the Giants' Mission Rock project — negotiated with the city of San Francisco and approved by voters there — 40% of the residences are reserved for affordable housing.

Mr. Cohen is playing a role similar to that of an agent on the project, negotiating with publishers as well as seeking a co-author who can turn Mr. Cuomo's ideas about governing into a compelling narrative.

> The individuals selected were approached by the national research teams to explain the aims and context of the project, negotiate any associated matters such as provisions for anonymity, and to secure their consent.

They were startled to learn after the deal closed that several of the major projects negotiated by Mr. Cheney's management team were much less healthy than they appeared on Halliburton's books and were racking up significant losses.

Drawing on case-study analysis of PES projects negotiated to support Aboriginal fire management programs across Northern Australia, we show how cultural ecosystem services can be applied to represent the active, dynamic and often interdependent relationships inherent in Indigenous human-environment relationships.

Numerous infrastructure projects, negotiated in secret by the former Sri Lankan government of Mahinda Rajapaksa, saddled the Sri Lankan treasury with debts to China estimated at some $8 billion.

Her private life rarely, if ever, gets ink, with one recent exception: a jury ruled in February of this year that Kudrow owes her former manager $1.6 million in residuals for projects negotiated before she fired him in 2007.

The three decades after that anniversary trip to France were a blur of neighborhood activity: calling politicians to stop urban renewal projects, negotiating with Meade Esposito, the Brooklyn Democratic boss, over designating Park Slope as a landmark, and holding a national "Back to the City" conference at the Waldorf-Astoria in 1974.