Sentence examples for consistent negotiation from inspiring English sources

The his-tory of architecture since Renaissance times, she says, has been "a history of consistent negotiation between public and private spaces, indoor and outdoor, secret and open, male and female".

While having a plan may seem obvious, it surprises me that less than 5% of companies have a consistent negotiation framework across the enterprise.

The 1992 Earth Summit was three weeks of consistent close negotiations.

A serious practical policy of consistent engagement and negotiation is essential for Britain in Europe.

These clams were proved false by Sanders' consistent string of negotiation wins.

The Mets have remained consistent in their negotiations with the Twins by recommending that Minnesota tell them which players it wants from their organization.

In his statement Saturday, Mr. Kerry said his legislation would "allow signals to continue transmitting until the F.C.C. evaluates the last best offer of the firms, determines whether they were made consistent with good faith negotiation and market conditions, and if they were, then recommends or does not recommend binding arbitration during which carriage would continue".

At the same time, the Japanese described approaching the negotiation in a manner consistent with their stereotype of an American negotiator.

Promotional offers mire supermarkets in wrangles with suppliers; discounters' consistent prices make for easier negotiations, which focus on quality and cost.

Secretly taped during a 2001 meeting with terror victims in the settlement of Ofra, Netanyahu's words display a hostility and venom towards Israel's peace partners entirely consistent with his approach to negotiations with the Palestinians over the years.

Cohen told a federal judge that he lied about the timing of the negotiations to be consistent with Trump's "political message".