Sentence examples for a year-long negotiation from inspiring English sources

It follows a year-long negotiation with media union Bectu as well as an online Change.org campaign, and sees wages rise from around £7 an hour to £8.80.

The company said the changes, resulting from a year-long negotiation with the attorney general, would also let patients take appeals to independent reviewers when payments are denied for prescription drugs, emergency care, and procedures regarded as experimental.

A Yes vote would require the provincial government to begin a year-long negotiation with the rest of Canada about the terms of secession; thus, Quebec's precise status as a independent nation is still unclear.

Although the transfer of the federal asbestos cases did not produce a general settlement, it was intertwined with and led to a lengthy year-long negotiation between the co-chairs of the Plaintiff's Multi-District Litigation Steering Committee (elected by the Plaintiff's Committee Members and approved by the District Court) and the 20 asbestos defendants who are before us here.

Although the transfer of the federal asbestos cases did not produce a general settlement, it was intertwined with and led to a lengthy year-long negotiation between the cochairs of the Plaintiff's Multi-District Litigation Steering Committee (elected by the Plaintiff's Committee Members and approved by the District Court) and the 20 asbestos defendants who are before us here.

But the story behind the year-long negotiations, launched with a "declaration of war" on the BBC splashed across the Telegraph when Whittingdale was appointed, is far more complicated than a rightwing minister overruled by his bosses.

He will arrive in the middle of a year-long, roundtable negotiation, in which he must coax and cajole 40 of the bank's donor governments to refill its coffers.

The city decided to build the stadium on Parramore Avenue after year-long negotiations broke down for a Church Street site owned by Faith Deliverance Temple.

Complex year-long negotiations for the release of the group involved Iran, Iraq, the Lebanese Shia militants, Hezbollah, and others including the Syrian group Ahrar al-Sham.

The deal, initiated by the US, was the result of year-long negotiations and will "build on existing bilateral agreements of technology sharing to control emissions, but will not set mandatory targets", explained the New York Times.

This is a very important, highly-integrated trading sector in North America and was the most prominent sector in the year-long negotiations.