Sentence examples for directly negotiated from inspiring English sources

"This project was directly negotiated and agreed between Serbia and TBA (Tony Blair Associates) following meetings between Tony Blair and the Serbia prime minister and was not part of any wider agreement," she said in a statement.

Earlier Optus directly negotiated for supplies and services, paying high prices; SingTel introduced open tenders.

We want to see the phasing out of private agreements directly negotiated between commercial companies and foreign governments.

In many of the states without a LEOBR, the Marshall Project has discovered, police unions have directly negotiated the same rights and privileges with state governments.

Former Ambassador James Dobbins--whashas directly negotiated with Iran--argued for lifting the ban in 2009, saying it could "enable both sides to more accurately gauge the other's real intentions, interests and possible areas of flexibility" and eliminate some of the pressure and hype that has undermined high-level diplomacy.

This time, the government is not directly negotiating; that is left to the men's employers.

While the deadline passed, Texas and Boston may continue trade talks as long as Boston does not directly negotiate with Rodriguez.

One of those provisions bars the federal government from directly negotiating prices for Medicare with drug companies.

That means Mr. Henderson will directly negotiate deals with the bondholders and the union, although task force members may be present during the talks.

With the deadline approaching, executives for the Red Sox made the surprising move of flying to Southern California to directly negotiate with Boras and Matsuzaka.

Drug industry lobbyists have beaten back Democratic proposals to set prices at the lower levels of nations like Canada or to allow Medicare to directly negotiate prices.