Sentence examples for contracts were negotiated from inspiring English sources

Many European gas contracts were negotiated years ago with the Russian gas giant, Gazprom, and despite a wave of renegotiations European gas prices have stayed high.

The dispute is partly about who owns the rights to publish the e-book versions of older books, whose contracts were negotiated before e-books existed.

Most of the contracts were negotiated 10 or 20 years ago, when the outlook for gas was poorer, and so could be brought down markedly in price.

But a lot of this has to do with the fact the contracts were negotiated centrally – and poorly – by the Department of Health.

The 16.8 per cent increase in the cost of living since the last contracts were negotiated and the large settlements of other unions have served to raise the sights‐ of the news paper unions this year.

Almost all Congo's existing mining contracts were negotiated with little scrutiny by governments of dubious legitimacy hence the decision to review them.Without fear or favourThe authorities do not appear to be going especially easy on the Chinese businesses that already have a presence in Congo.

The contracts being negotiated break the rule.

Other contracts are negotiated by local plants.

Contracts are negotiated, with an emphasis on providing the lowest cost to users.

"The manner in which these labor contracts are negotiated could create yet another worst-case scenario".

"Many of our contracts are negotiated months and even years in advance.