Sentence examples for held negotiated from inspiring English sources
A board member, Huyler C. Held, had heard of the photographs, 52 images, taken between 1906 and 1930 by Clarence A. Purchase of Queens, that depicted scenes from Flushing to Water Mill; Mr. Held negotiated with Mr. Purchase's daughter for their sale to the society.
Q: You (Sharifian 2003 ), (Palmer & Sharifian 2007 ) argue that interaction with members of a cultural group is key to developing an understanding of the cultural conceptualizations held and negotiated by that group.
David Cameron has said he wants a referendum to be held after negotiating a potential new relationship with the EU.
The union and the city have held four negotiating sessions since June; one more is scheduled for this week and one for next.
Apparently held to negotiate the terms of his surrender, the meetings took place on Nem's turf in Rocinha, and were, according to the participants, conducted with a great deal of mutual respect.
The "quad" which takes the Coalition's key decisions – Mr Osborne, Mr Clegg, David Cameron and Danny Alexander, the Lib Dem Chief Treasury Secretary – failed to reach agreement on the package when they held a negotiating session on Monday and further talks will be held this week.
(Don't you wish Apple held more negotiating sway with the studios?) So here we are, at the dawn of the new on-demand era, with various companies jockeying for a leadership position — the first Google TV boxes are on their way — and winding up with confusing, poorly stocked, not-quite-there boxes.
Their staffs held marathon negotiating sessions.
Seymour Hersh's book, The Price of Power, documented that Henry Kissinger signaled the North Vietnamese that Richard Nixon would give them better terms if they held off negotiating a peace deal with the Lyndon Johnson administration.
If Hamas wants Israel to keep negotiating, it must hold fire.
DALLAS — The N.F.L. and the players union will hold three negotiating sessions in the next week starting Saturday with one month to go before their collective bargaining agreement expires.
