Sentence examples for always negotiated from inspiring English sources

Remembering his Machiavelli, he always negotiated from a position of strength.

Despite a history of militants freed in swaps killing again, Israel has always negotiated to free its soldiers.

Motorola has replied in court that opening offers are nearly always negotiated down substantially, and that Motorola was mainly seeking a license deal on Microsoft's Xbox video console rather than Microsoft's wider product portfolio.

Conceived as both a temple of high culture and a community centre, BAM has always negotiated a somewhat contradictory nature: elitist and populist; avant garde and established; local and global.

Rearguard actions by the establishment to promote a mono-cultural British nationalism are usually unable to move beyond the traditional bedrock of that nationalism; what Stuart Hall calls "the idea of an assumed Englishness", which has always negotiated against difference.

MSF had always negotiated with armed groups and authorities on all sides and even resorted to hiring armed guards, something it does not do in any other country, Karunakara added.

"You can always negotiate with terrorists".

"We're always negotiating with networks and studios," said the spokesman, Steve Swasey.

With British directors I'm always negotiating for three actors an hour.

"I think she is always negotiating with the shape of the page".

Why didn't he always negotiate the best possible deal as an author?