Sentence examples for be negotiated on from inspiring English sources
verb
To confer with others in order to come to terms or reach an agreement.
According to Brewer (2008), given that written input should not be negotiated on the spot like oral input can, it is necessary that the negotiation of meaning of the material occur before by modification.
The country's independence cannot be negotiated on these grounds.
Contracts signed before the slump will expire, and others will be negotiated on tougher terms.
He insisted there was a deal to be negotiated on free movement.
"If the costs really skyrocket, the benefits will be negotiated on.
"Almost at once, race became something that had to be negotiated on every ride," Mizell-Nelson went on.
As our colleagues Alan Cowell and Rick Gladstone report, United Nations and Arab League officials were reported to be negotiating on Thursday with the Syrian rebels.
He should not just be negotiating on his own volition, based on whatever pops into his head and the [heads of the] Ramallah gang".
No agreement has been negotiated on a bilateral quota for apparel, like the ones the United States has with most other developing countries.
