Sentence examples for be negotiated through from inspiring English sources

Those benefits should be negotiated through collective bargaining, not mandated by the Legislature.

Mr. Summers agreed with commission recommendations that the raises be negotiated through collective bargaining with unions.

Any limits on airline carbon releases should be negotiated through the International Civil Aviation Organization, he said.

Gompers is noted for having shifted the primary goal of American unionism away from social issues and toward the "bread and butter" issues of wages, benefits, hours, and working conditions, all of which could be negotiated through collective bargaining.

There will be no direct confrontation over Brazilian demands that the United States lower its agriculture subsidies, which the United States says can only be negotiated through the World Trade Organization.

Two years ago, when Maxine Postal, Democrat of Amityville, sponsored a bill that would have allowed all county employees to share their job benefits with their partners, the unions supported the measure in concept but demanded that any change in benefits be negotiated through collective bargaining.

Unlike face-to-face bargaining over a dodgy motor, deals are negotiated through an intermediary.

The committee argued that pay scales were negotiated through employee unions.

Various environmental agreements and the Law of the Sea treaty (1982) have been negotiated through this consensus-building process.

"Gossip is so important: power relationships are negotiated through gossip," said Professor Tannen, author of "I Only Say This Because I Love You".

Mr. Arshack said Mr. Takenaka's agreement was negotiated through Japanese employees, not Mr. Dare, and that Mr. Takenaka had given "written consent to use his name, image and bio on its Web site" with the titles found there.