Sentence examples for been negotiated mostly to from inspiring English sources

Deals involving approximately 200m ha of land are believed to have been negotiated, mostly to the advantage of speculators and often to the detriment of communities, in the past few years.

Local microcultures express the multiplicity of goals, expectations, assumptions, and beliefs that are negotiated (mostly without realising it) in day-to-day business between managers, clinicians, patients and others.

In a courtroom filled with child actors from "Grinch," John G. Hutchinson, the lawyer for the show's producers, based his argument on the show's contract, which has some special amendments that had been negotiated with the union — amendments mostly dealing with the show's extended schedule of 12 to 15 performances a week.

"You're looking at a body of mostly corporate-written, mostly secret law, being negotiated by mostly former bankers".

Twenty-nine people, mostly women and children, died and 200 were wounded in the attack by the Real I.R.A., an outlawed breakaway group opposed to the peace agreement that had been negotiated just months before.

It's been negotiated.

"It's going to be negotiated out.

Some specifics remain to be negotiated.

This will all have to be negotiated.

Any proposals relating to pay are negotiated at Police Negotiating Board in the usual way".

Verizon has sold bits of its landline businesses in three states and is negotiating to do the same elsewhere.Nonetheless Verizon and AT&T, its main competitor, are still mostly "wireline", says Craig Moffett, an analyst with Bernstein Research.