Sentence examples for a base for negotiating from inspiring English sources
At a news conference, a police spokesman said the authorities were investigating whether the businessman, Viktor Bout, 41, had used Thailand as a base for negotiating arms deals with terrorists.
However, cost-effectiveness analysis can be requested by either negotiating party as a base for further negotiations, once a first rebate agreement has been reached, i.e., the maximum reimbursable price would serve as a base for a new rebate negotiation between manufacturer and SHI funds.
Here, it is recommended that interested medical and other health educators, the community of (professional) practise, develop a virtual evidence-base as a collaborative tool for negotiating a) good practise in the use of Web 2.0 technology in student learning and b) the content of learning materials for sharing among the community [ 4]. (iii) Clerkship case presentations.
There has never been any serious prospect that these U.S. positions could actually provide bases for negotiated outcomes.
A senior U.S. official told reporters afterwards those concerns included the "corrosive effect" settlement activity had during 50 years of occupation on prospects for negotiating a peace deal based on a two-state solution.
Such ideas offer a new language and tools for negotiating gender relations.
This is essential for negotiating a learner model.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gained nothing — except placating his right-wing coalition — by rebuffing President Obama's proposal in May for negotiating Israeli-Palestinian borders based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps, although some reports indicated that he may have later softened his stand.
Based on this a Curve Warning Index that rates the risk level for negotiating the road ahead is calculated which is used to properly warn the rider with a predefined set of HMI devices.
Providing care and treatment for a particular disease is often based on negotiating these different models.
Lawyers at Pepper Hamilton, a firm based in Philadelphia, and Sidley Austin, a firm based in Chicago, are negotiating for Lilly.
