Sentence examples for hands negotiated from inspiring English sources

Recent papers include "The Democratic Limits of Political Experiments," "The Ethics of Electioneering," "The Common Good: A Buck-Passing Account" (Journal of Political Philosophy), "The Problem of Clean Hands: Negotiated Compromise in Lawmaking," (Nomos LIX: Compromise, 2018) and "Is Democratic Leadership Possible?" (American Political Science Review).

Bullfighters, on the other hand, negotiate contracts with the organizers of each rodeo.

The British government is against handing negotiating power to Brussels, just as other European governments are, mainly because they want to protect the cosy deals that their flag carriers have with their American counterparts.

I stumble along with the other former Manhattanites, computer-map printout in hand, negotiating blocks of Brooklyn filled only with other industrious young folk on their way to a party in some banged-up duplex or recently anointed bar.

Let's say you're a young woman, new degree in hand, negotiating your first job out of school -- be it undergrad or grad.

With one hand Darius negotiated; with the other he assembled a counterattack.

We instructed half of the pairs to shake hands before negotiating.

Two other members of the Texas delegation also tipped their hands after negotiating unrelated local-district matters with the White House.

This time, some partners were encouraged to shake hands before negotiating, while others were urged to sit down right away — before they had the chance to shake.

Operating across Idlib, now almost entirely in opposition hands, means negotiating the various armed groups, Abdulkarim said, working through local channels to gain trust on the ground.

And it achieved the unthinkable: President Santos and the former president, Senator Alvaro Uribe, decided to shake hands and negotiate an adjustment to the peace accord.