Sentence examples for influence in negotiations from inspiring English sources

Raise Your Hand's influence in negotiations over the legislation has won it both respect and exasperation in education circles.

But the official said such a strategy ran the risk of making the Taliban "more hostile" or possibly of giving a Taliban hard-liner too much influence in negotiations.

In 1794 he was involved in the preparations for the Kościuszko Insurrection against Russian influence, and in negotiations with the newly republican France, in which Polish reformists proposed an alliance with France, promising to turn Poland into a second republic in Europe.

Negotiators seek to raise their stature and increase their influence in international negotiations and other realms by serving as mediators and peacekeepers when conflicts emerge.

The continued state of conflict with the Indians was a major influence, in which negotiations, accommodations and episodes of trade were punctuated with battle.

He criticised Tories who "sneer, pooh-pooh and denigrate" the EU, and argued that Britain's membership enabled it to have a liberalising influence in trade negotiations.

On Tuesday, as it was hosting a fundraiser at a high-end golf resort in Bandon, Oregon, the group weighed in to oppose legislation that Boehner put together in hope of retaining influence in final negotiations.

Some bondholders have argued that Liberty Media is in a position to wield undue influence in the negotiations, mainly because as a large shareholder it has the right to appoint three members of Telewest's board.

Having committed to ambitious plans to cut deforestation in the Amazon rainforest, it prides itself on being a progressive influence in climate negotiations.

Though such drafts aren't always appropriate, they can increase your influence in the negotiation, according to Salacuse.

This information is important to keep in mind because "there is more flexibility, seasonality, and taxes for bonuses than salaries". She also suggests paying close attention to the the audience you are trying to influence in a negotiation.