Sentence examples for being negotiated at a from inspiring English sources
They were being negotiated at a time of rapid NHS funding growth, when ambitious foundation trusts in particular identified numerous opportunities for expanding their income through increased activity.
The deal, which was being negotiated at a time when Enron was desperate for cash, would have helped reduce the company's sizable debt and perhaps even prevented it from later going bankrupt, former executives contend.
Current World Rugby player of the year Sexton said: "While players gave this idea a cautious welcome when we met at the end of last year, it now seems like a commercial deal on the future of the game is being negotiated at a rapid pace with little consideration given to the important points we raised with World Rugby in November.
So we should not be surprised that a 'softer' issue such as health is being negotiated at a more measured pace.
Further, we attempt to illustrate how these meanings are negotiated at a variety of different geographic scales.
The last full-fledged CBA was negotiated at a low point for US women's soccer.
Each power purchase agreement would be negotiated at a favorable rate, compensating the Energy Department for its investment.
That treaty was negotiated at a time when the research literature examining emissions mitigation and the role of energy technology was relatively limited.
In the run-up to the 21st century, a grand global bargain was negotiated at a series of summit meetings and then signed in 2000.
German officials cautioned that many details needed to be negotiated at a two-day summit meeting of European Union finance ministers that starts on Friday in Copenhagen.
