Sentence examples for benchmark negotiations from inspiring English sources
It would benchmark negotiations at a point.
Vale has declined to directly participate in this year's benchmark negotiations.
News broke Monday, amid the benchmark negotiations, that India would lift its export tariff on iron ore to 15% from 10%, further weakening Baosteels hand in the talks.
Analysts said the new contracts would probably serve as a benchmark for negotiations between other steel makers and coal suppliers.
Initially accused of stealing state secrets, seemingly to help Rio's bargaining position in the annual benchmark pricing negotiations for iron ore, Mr Hu and some colleagues were eventually charged this month with the lesser offences of commercial espionage and taking bribes.Reflecting his own background as a diplomat in China, Mr Rudd has taken a low-key approach to resolving the affair of Mr Hu.
But Mr Kloppers derides this system as "awful" and has been intent on dismantling the annual benchmark-price negotiations in favour of an index linked to the spot price, which had, until recently, outstripped benchmark prices for several years.
The RPI measure of inflation is usually used as the benchmark in these negotiations.
These are being thrashed out at a time when retail-price inflation, the benchmark measure in negotiations, has risen to a 15-year high of 4.4%.
As we know from her 30-minute Tory leadership campaign, Theresa May has a benchmark for buffoonish negotiation, and it's that loser who went to Europe to do a deal and "came back with three nearly new water cannon".
These features can thus serve as a benchmark for future FTA negotiations.
Moreover, the TPP's high-standard rules and regulations can serve as a benchmark for other FTA negotiations.
