Sentence examples for introductory negotiations from inspiring English sources
A final note to Congressional Democrats: The Republicans in Congress seem to have taken the introductory negotiations course -- probably also the intermediate course -- and gotten A's.
But Democratic behavior in Congress is so counterproductive that I cannot resist pointing out two lessons they would surely pick up in an introductory course on negotiations.
Formal negotiations dominated the introductory phase, i.e., the initial decision, the recruitment of midwives, group establishment and completing the collective agreement, although more informal negotiations on group organisation were also observed.
"Today in Australia the prime minister launched a new national innovation and science agenda to place innovation at the heart of our economy," Bishop told ministers from around the world in her short, allocated introductory statement at the start of a week of high-level negotiations in Paris.
A collection of diplomatic documents, Négociations relatives à la succession d'Espagne sous Louis XIV, 4 vol. (1835 42; "Negotiations Relating to the Spanish Succession under Louis XIV"), remains unfinished, but it contains an important introductory essay, reprinted in Mémoires historiques (1843; "Historical Memoirs").
The initial design of the course was guided by extensive discussions and negotiations among the members of this team about how to support the broad goal of making introductory physics more relevant and engaging for life sciences students (e.g., Redish and Cooke, 2013).
Whilst there was initial difficulty in accepting the use of the term 'depression', after careful negotiation between participants and the research team, involving discussion and explanation through the use of an introductory vignette, depression was understood.
Introductory treatments cost €29.90.
"These are introductory ads".
Avery Washington offers introductory classes.
