Sentence examples for has now negotiated from inspiring English sources
The government has now negotiated a blanket grant of permission from many large lenders.
The state has now negotiated more than $3.2 billion in settlements with energy companies to settle 39 claims of overcharging, state authorities said in a statement.
Taken with the announcement last month of a financing and import deal with Pang Da Automobile Trade, also of China, Spyker has now negotiated what it calls a "tripartite" alliance to enter the Chinese market.
"So balancing all that, we came out with a senior housing program, for which we have now negotiated 100 affordable condominium units and 100 affordable rental units".
More than 50 professional sports teams have now negotiated a cut of TicketExchange's resale revenue.The music industry, which has been hit by falling CD sales, also wants a cut of the concert-ticket resale market.
In February the Blues moved two games to the Arms Park and have now negotiated a release from their long-term deal with Cardiff City.
The crucial test for wavering Liberal Democrat MPs this week should be: is what has now been negotiated fairer and more progressive than the system Labour left behind?
Much of the state's budget has now been negotiated this way, in a piecemeal fashion that has forced lawmakers to put their political cards on the table at every stage.
The AUC has now agreed to negotiate with the government en masse, rather than region by region.
While the parliament has now agreed its negotiating position on the reform the process is not yet over.
