Sentence examples for introducing negotiations with from inspiring English sources

Introducing negotiations with pharmaceutical companies over cost is overdue to prevent further unsustainable costs for the NHS".

The GST – introduced by the Howard government after negotiations with the Democrats in the Senate – does not apply to all goods and services.

Legislation has also been introduced to give merchants greater access to negotiations with banks to establish interchange fees, but those bills are not close to becoming law.

The BOA has even started preliminary negotiations with the USA Olympic committee about introducing a trans-Atlantic, Ryder Cup-style element to the competition.

The company is having separate negotiations with Google relating to a service it is introducing aimed at selling radio advertising.

The State Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, recently introduced a promising reform package, opening the door for serious negotiations with the governor and the Senate.

The vote in the 15-member U.N. Security Council was unanimous, with a list of 53 countries co-sponsoring the 19-page resolution introduced by the U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power after seven weeks of negotiations with China.

In January, the Institutional Limited Partners Association, a trade group, introduced a revised set of guidelines for investors to use in negotiations with funds.

Five months after it introduced a cloud music service with limited capabilities, Google is in negotiations with the major record labels to expand that service and also open an MP3 store that would compete with Apple and Amazon.

In its Friday editions, The Washington Post quoted President Karzai's chief of staff as saying that the British introduced the impostor and warning that foreigners should not get involved in negotiations with the Taliban.

The regions have introduced a salary cap of £3.5m a year, and are still in negotiations with the WRU over the future funding of the professional game in Wales.