Sentence examples for aggressively negotiated from inspiring English sources

Senator Gramm is actively engaged and his issues are being aggressively negotiated.

Insurers have aggressively negotiated with pharmaceutical companies, so Medicare's prescription drug program has cost the government less than originally predicted.

"He knew what I was willing to pay and he knew what I could afford and he aggressively negotiated on my behalf," Mr. Coupet said.

That is partly because Carrefour's mayor has taken an active role in resolving land issues and partly because the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, long based there, has aggressively negotiated with local officials and landlords.

"From the beginning of the process, Cerberus and its attorneys have aggressively negotiated this contract, and along the way they have communicated their intentions and understandings to U.R.I.," Judge Chandler wrote.

Charles Bacchi, executive vice president of the California Assn. of Health Plans, said the slight increase shows Covered California aggressively negotiated competitive rates.

*Prescription drug plans would aggressively negotiate with drug companies to secure discounts for Medicare beneficiaries.

California chose to behave more like Massachusetts in aggressively negotiating with insurers on behalf of its residents.

Better yet, the government should be allowed to aggressively negotiate the price of pharmaceuticals--which is not allowed in the Medicare prescription coverage plan now.

If nothing else, the inquiry raises questions about whether colleges are aggressively negotiating on behalf of what is generally considered one of the healthiest populations.

While we will continue to aggressively negotiate removal of Chinese barriers, we will need as well to get Chinese buy-in to several job-boosting initiatives.