Sentence examples for decide negotiating from inspiring English sources

Davis said those arguing for the Commons to decide negotiating terms "cannot tell the difference between accountability and micromanagement" and promised MPs would get plenty of chances to debate the issue.

"They decided, negotiated, and assured the impunity of the fugitive Iranians in the AMIA case with the aim of faking Iran's innocence to serve geopolitical and commercial interests," Mr Nisman declared.

But as time passes, the Potash board may eventually decide that negotiating with BHP is its best hope of squeezing out a higher price.

The DST board has also decided against negotiating with Mr. Glass over the sale of its stake in State Street.

"As a foundation trust, you are not mandated to bring in the new contract for junior doctors, as you can decide to negotiate locally.

Women's leadership is so important in ensuring that more women are in positions where they have the authority to decide and negotiate on issues that affect them.

"If Tehran does decide to negotiate seriously with the P5+1 (i.e. the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council plus Germany), Khamenei would certainly need someone like Rafsanjani to shepherd the process," wrote Mehdi Khalaji, a Washington-based Iran expert, late last month.

If Edwards and Holmes decide to negotiate with other teams, the Jets may have to scramble to find replacements, with Plaxico Burress and Randy Moss among the most likely targets.

If the parties do decide to negotiate, the fact that a preliminary injunction is finally in place should strengthen the record companies' hand.

He is thought to have acted to protect his commercial deal - Sports Direct are partners in Rangers Retail, a joint venture - and could now decide to negotiate with the Park group and, or King.

He's not hurt, but he studied concussions and decided against "negotiating my health for money".