Sentence examples for generation to negotiate from inspiring English sources

He does not trust the younger generation to negotiate with the same regard for Israel's security needs, they say.

My generation is expected to negotiate the spaces between print and digital, to convert to digital what had been physical for a lifetime, but we don't get the "pass" that is handed out to someone 10 years older...we're not the old Mom joining Facebook and accidentally tagging her son in a picture of her dog...if it wasn't for us, there would be no Facebook.

Previous generations didn't have to negotiate the digital expediency that exponentially broadcasts the fear of FOMO and mean kid conformity that downsizes so many dreams and categorically deconstructs self-esteem for tweenagers today.

For this generation, though, the battle is to negotiate their entry in far larger numbers into traditionally masculine work environments.

Generally these are easier to negotiate with.

For those who came in previous generations, they learned – often from the schoolyard – to negotiate, deflect and sometimes disappear when necessary.

To sum up, to be effective organizations need not only to negotiate their migration from a knowledge sharing (first generation) to a knowledge nurturing (second generation) culture, but also to create sustained organizational and societal values.

Mr. Spano has committed to keeping the park open for future generations, but to do so, he has had to negotiate with the Board of Legislators.

Few passages in family businesses are more difficult to negotiate than the leadership transition from one generation to the next.

Now is the best time to negotiate a good deal in over a generation.

In their enfeebled state, some Khmers Rouges hatched a plan to negotiate a surrender, which would allow a new generation to pursue their aims within mainstream politics.