Sentence examples for commonly negotiated from inspiring English sources
Women's reluctance to negotiate arises even when it comes to commonly negotiated items like automobiles.
By the 1930s the closed shop had become a commonly negotiated agreement meant to protect labour organizations.
"[It] must be implemented, not negotiated," says Mr Abbas, who is still commonly known as Abu Mazen.
The balance between the right to free speech and the limits of abuse is still being negotiated: society is still fumbling towards commonly acceptable rules of engagement.
Thus, cost is a significant barrier to broad adoption of WGS26, particularly given the mark-ups in price that are commonly employed in the US medical system to offset negotiated discounts or lack of payment.
The emergent team negotiated their conclusions and suggested actions by exploring and comparing their individual experiences from the commonly observed drawing conclusions.
Combining understandings of health behaviour as habits, and more importantly socially shared customs, shaped by and negotiated within healthcare structures, suggests a better explanation of the observed behaviour than the more commonly used rational theory model in health services research.
Occasionally, we negotiated.
