Sentence examples for aspects of negotiation from inspiring English sources
My columns this month and next will highlight aspects of negotiation that I covered in the course that you may find helpful in your efforts to secure the best employment offer possible.
In general, these results also suggest that the implementation of stylized decision aids needs to be analyzed in terms of their indirect impact on qualitative/normative aspects of negotiation processes and outcomes.
Sometimes the commissioner's office alerts clubs to certain aspects of negotiations, but Rob Manfred, the clubs' chief labor executive, said, "We have not made a big issue" out of 2007.
He doesn't see how Mexican leadership is outsmarting President Obama and our leadership in every aspect of negotiation.
3 In hypothesis H 1(b), we predict that negotiators provided with a history graph are more concerned with social aspects of the negotiation process than those provided with tables.
Rice discussed broader aspects of the negotiation process as a whole, which touched on a central idea: be realistic and don't allow the pursuit of an impossible deal blind you to the chance of getting a very good deal.
What you find successful negotiators doing is constantly finding a way to disentangle the people (the psychological or relational aspects of the negotiation) from the problem (the substantive aspects, the issues).
Efforts to secure an appropriate arrangement for UK-based firms will be one of the most challenging aspects of the negotiations about the UK's future relationship with the EU".
The agriculture talks, which aim to impose controls on sensitive topics such as farm subsidies and export restrictions, have proven to be one of the most controversial aspects of the negotiations.
"One of the most troubling aspects of these negotiations is the effort to set a standard through 2025, which is more than a decade and several generations of technology into the future.
The newspaper, The Detroit Free Press, quoted "a source familiar with all aspects of the negotiations" as saying Mr. Kilpatrick's legal team also said he would give up his law license, not run for office for two years and complete 300 hours of community service.
