Sentence examples for explicitly negotiated from inspiring English sources

White House officials said they were merely invoking tools that the United States explicitly negotiated with China as part of its acceptance into the World Trade Organization.

Safer sex agreements mean that fluid transfer is assumed to be taboo unless explicitly negotiated otherwise.

Some clients were not aware of the decision-making and rationing process followed by the CCWs when care was not explicitly negotiated, although an understanding could be established intuitively.

The crux of the story of the clemency -- whether it was negotiated explicitly before the election -- may never be known.

What Hakim does, in effect, is uphold one of the bad old rules of monogamy that Barker seeks to junk, namely that the rules should not be explicitly discussed or negotiated.

Caregiver involvement should be negotiated explicitly and on an individual basis.

Involvement should be negotiated explicitly and repeatedly, as desire for involvement may change over time.

The factors that influence desire for involvement will not always be evident to clinicians and therefore involvement should be negotiated explicitly (rather than assuming the level of involvement that the client desires and/or can cope with) and repeatedly (because desire to be involved is likely to change over time).

But Araqchi had broken one of the tenets of the recent rounds of talks, by negotiating explicitly in public.

A negotiated order is an explicitly or tacitly agreed division of labour and concomitant rights of non-interference [ 9] between (here) commissioners and providers.

The only possible alternative, it seems, is a negotiated solution in which Iran explicitly gives up its search for a nuclear weapon and agrees to provide verifiable guarantees — in exchange for a US-sponsored peaceful nuclear energy program.