Sentence examples for for successfully negotiating from inspiring English sources
Should we not also congratulate Louis Banal for successfully negotiating Manchester United's path through to the round of Tottenham?" – Marc Ledger.
Special praise is due to contrabassoonist Stephan Krings for successfully negotiating some of Bach's fastest low bass passages with equanimitous, nimble clarity.
The appointment was either a reward from Godwin for Stigand's support during the conflict with Edward or a reward from King Edward for successfully negotiating a peaceful conclusion to the crisis in 1052.
For example, a few NZ studies have identified integration of primary and secondary care and enhancement of mainstream services as being important enablers for successfully negotiating the complex cancer services environment [ 6, 7].
Specifically, the study has explored common local notions among women with regards to their own desire for family planning, the balance in decision-making between them and their male partners, perceived men's negative attitude to FP, and mechanisms for successfully negotiating FP adoption with their male partners.
For a new employee, successfully negotiating a salary offer up by $5,000 could make a huge difference over the course of her career.
She says women at research universities aren't successfully negotiating for the things that would help them succeed in research, such as a lower teaching load, lab space, funding, and other resources.
Analysts said the figures also suggested that US hospitals were successfully negotiating lower prices for orthopaedic devices, which would deal a blow to the companies' profit margins.
After successfully negotiating the terms for his party's participation in the Butler committee that is reviewing the intelligence failures before the Iraq war, he suddenly decided he would have no more to do with it.
The club were able to keep the core of its team, successfully negotiating new contracts for Vieira and winger Robert Pirès.
That would happen if rising prices led to workers successfully negotiating higher wages to compensate them for the hit to living standards.
