Sentence examples for be negotiated in a from inspiring English sources
The most important term that must be negotiated in a combination is the price the acquiring firm will pay for the assets it takes over.
Borders and security could be negotiated in a year, he said, and thousands of settlers in far-flung locations would agree to move or be forced to.
He believes that borders and security can be negotiated in a year, and that tens of thousands of settlers would leave their homes with the proper incentives.
The lesson of bankruptcy crises in New York City, Yonkers and Troy over the years is that tough steps must be negotiated in a spirit of shared sacrifice.
The Supreme Court should rule that fund advisers have a responsibility to set fees that are comparable to those they charge other customers, and what would be negotiated in a fair, arm's-length deal.
Although previous Middle East peace efforts have ended in failure, the current one has a few innovative components — American officials are involved from the very start and plan to stay involved; all difficult issues are to be negotiated in a package deal, so both sides are forced to compromise and acknowledge the other's compromises; and the sides have agreed to a one-year deadline.
Dr. Jacques Rogge, the president of the I.O.C., has said that the rights will be negotiated in an open bidding system.
Contracts for many of those new condominiums were negotiated in a different market, a year or more ago.
The ultimate shape of the department will not be clear until it is negotiated in a conference between the two chambers, probably in September.
