Sentence examples for capacity negotiated from inspiring English sources

The operator of Britain's electricity and gas systems said extra capacity negotiated with companies would add 1.1GW and take the electricity margin to a more comfortable 6.1%.

In this capacity he negotiated the German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact (Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact; August 1939) with Nazi Germany.

All those departments are losing numbers, raising concerns about capacity to negotiate and implement deals.

In the short run, analysts said the failure raised questions about Mr. Netanyahu's capacity to negotiate a final deal.

These are signs of a growing confidence among Liberians in their capacity to negotiate challenges and to keep the peace.

On their capacity to negotiate with world leaders, 68percentt said Mr. Gore could do that effectively, while 48percentt said that of Mr. Bush.

The UK at present does not have the capacity to negotiate trade deals as such deals have for years been conducted at the EU level.

Root makes it his day far more often because he has the capacity to negotiate his first deliveries so much better than the others.

"It teaches you to see things in a different way, gives you a critical vision of things, and I found that I had a very good capacity to negotiate.

"They are married to men who are very often much older and who have sexual experience already, and with whom they have very little capacity to negotiate for safe sexual practices," Moudouthe said.

Mr. Fujimori's real objective, Mr. Pedraglio added,, is "an orderly withdrawal of his own people, so as to have the capacity to negotiate with the new government and pave the way for his own return" to power.