Sentence examples for constant negotiation from inspiring English sources

A constant negotiation — action then reward, or promise of reward.

This course will examine photography's constant negotiation of evolving technologies.

That is politics in the real world, a constant negotiation of impossibly high hurdles.

There is interdependence in the relationship, and constant negotiation and compromise.

Being a parent at this stage means a constant negotiation between keeping them safe and letting them go.

Because there is no central governing body to arrange matches, fighters exist in a state of constant negotiation, balancing risk and reward as they set their own schedules.

Osborne says the Treasury has been involved in constant negotiations on this.

In order to do this, constant negotiations on the details of the play take place.

With a private contractor this would have meant constant negotiations and a ratcheting up of costs.

The crisis is tying up many of Europe's leaders in constant negotiations to agree a bailout deal.

"We're having constant negotiations about i-mode," said Ed Brewster, a spokesman for Hutchison 3G UK, which offers the 3 service.