Sentence examples for be better negotiated from inspiring English sources

The scheme through which the two were eventually accused of moving their allegedly ill-gotten oil profits out of the country struck me in the '80s, as it does now, as precisely the kind of transfer pricing dispute that would be better negotiated in civil court.

She admits the payout of nearly £1m to Byford was "uncomfortable" and could have been better negotiated.

Also "optimistic" to believe that the UK is better negotiating with them alone rather than part of a bloc with a market of 500m........

The plan might turn out to be better at negotiating lower rates.

John Quadrozzi Jr., president of Quadrozzi Concrete, said his company, which has 50 trucks, decided it would be better to negotiate independently of the concrete producers' association.

"There are some that might feel they'd be better off negotiating with non-European nations, particularly emerging markets, as a UK entity.

Medicare officials said they had drafted more detailed proposals, but Mr. Bush and his political advisers decided that it would be better to negotiate the details with Congress.

"Washington will be better off negotiating new power-sharing arrangements with Beijing, instead of seeking to contain the rise of China by rounding up its allies and friends in the region," wrote Sabam Siagian and Endy M. Bayuni, two prominent Indonesian writers and former Nieman fellows at Harvard, in an opinion piece in The Jakarta Post last week.

This part made me skeptical (wouldn't a professional debt consultant be better at negotiating good terms than your average layman?).

Secondly, wealthy families seem to be better at negotiating rights of access to high quality grazing patches outside of their home range, making it easier for them to reach these distant patches before they are used up.

It would be better able to negotiate and compete with global economic powers, too.