Sentence examples for increased negotiating from inspiring English sources

As hospitals absorb physician practices and become regional health care monopolies, they gain increased negotiating clout, which allows them to essentially dictate prices to insurance companies.

Even after the general election wiped out the Conservatives' majority and denied Theresa May the increased negotiating mandate she asked the public for, she has stuck with the mantra that "no deal is better than a bad deal".

It is expected that a higher level of education should lead to an increased negotiating skills and power and that this would contribute to a lower risk of sexual violence.

As to increased negotiating leverage, a snap back to pre-NAFTA tariff levels would mean the United States would apply an average 3% tariff on Mexico, while Mexico could apply an average 15% tariff on the United States.

Despite its short-term appeal, consolidation for the purpose of increasing negotiating clout will diminish the potential for the health care sector to create value and thrive in the long run.

The Poetry Society is set to receive £261,664 in 2011/2012 from ACE, with the funding due to rise to £360,000 next year, an increase negotiated by Palmer this spring.

A group named Médecins Québécois Pour le Régime Public (MQRP), which represents Quebec doctors and advocates for public health, started the petition Feb. 25. "We, Quebec doctors who believe in a strong public system, oppose the recent salary increases negotiated by our medical federations," the petition reads in French.

But although they are internal BAT memos, they also suggest the involvement of its main competitors in price collusion.In this section Grounded again Dust-up in the drawing room The price is not quite right Dirt leaks out Europe's fearless diplomat Engine failure Moan, moan, moan A loss of trust ReprintsSeveral of the documents make overt reference to price increases negotiated with rivals.

The government will no longer try to limit wage increases negotiated in collective-bargaining agreements.

The district also said that salary increases negotiated last September to settle a bitter strike with the Chicago Teachers Union contributed to the budget deficit.

But department managers are being asked to absorb in their own budgets any salary and benefit increases negotiated by employee unions.