Sentence examples for job negotiating from inspiring English sources

Near term, the government would be able to do a much better job negotiating drug prices on its own.

Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain and Alex Salmond, first minister of Scotland, have done a good job negotiating fair ground rules for the independence referendum.

To win the campaign, the service employees told Kaiser workers that it was a powerful, nationwide union that could do a better job negotiating contracts.

He thinks Mr Kerry could do a good job negotiating between the Taliban and the Afghan government; it seems to me he'll probably make every bit as much difference as Henry Kissinger did in negotiating between South and North Vietnam.

Critics of the previous Pakistani government, including Mr. Khan, accuse it of doing a poor job negotiating the Chinese loans and say that the costs were often inflated, leaving Pakistan with a debt load it will struggle to repay.

She moved to Taiwan in 1985 and took a job negotiating commodity imports for a quasi-governmental association.

Care Net let her stay in a house Ms. McGregor owns, found her a job, negotiated debt payment plans, offered Bible study and other classes.

There, behind a wide mahogany desk, sits Evangelos Venizelos, the deputy prime minister who, when finance minister in his previous job, negotiated and pushed through some of the toughest austerity measures ever imposed upon a nation in peacetime.

The firm and the worker in a temporary job negotiate the wage schedule through Nash bargaining.

In Chamblee, Cambardella said she was surprised that a male family friend with a good job negotiated when he was offered a raise a few weeks ago.

And can other repetitive tasks related to recruiting talent (i.e., posting jobs, negotiating offers, etc). be done by an admin person or perhaps a robot?