Sentence examples for lack of negotiation from inspiring English sources

"This all started out over anger about the new fees that were being imposed, but the issues have expanded to the style of governance and the lack of negotiation".

As a result, the traditional management pattern, which emphasized monopoly profits but lack of negotiation and coordination between different stakeholders, became gradually unsustainable and collapsed eventually; subsequently, agricultural development was the dominant socio-economic activity of the Jiangsu coastal region.

There has been no shortage of outrage and opposition throughout this year's budget, accompanied by a distinct lack of negotiation he says.

Due to their lack of negotiation power, collaboration with large companies to develop and commercialize new technology will increase the dependence of SMEs to generate value from their technology and thus limit the yield of their intellectual property (Katila et al. 2008; Vanhaverbeke et al. 2012).

The lack of negotiation with a highly rated anchor like O'Donnell was considered unusual, as competing networks could lure talent away with counter-offers.

I was surprised to learn that women's so-called lack of negotiation skills may soon cease to be a problem in the workplace -- but not for the reason you might think... What are the characteristics of "positive conflict"?

A prolonged lack of negotiations, in itself, China warned, could provoke a military attack.

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The lack of negotiations has frustrated one of the North's main goals in developing a nuclear program: getting the outside world to pay the North to dismantle it.

On April 5, frustrated by the lack of negotiations, Mr. Ballmer sent Yahoo a threatening letter, suggesting Microsoft would go directly to Yahoo shareholders for a vote if Yahoo's management did not agree to a merger within three weeks.

The government also announced that because of a lack of "meaningful negotiation" with doctors representatives, it would join Northern Ireland and England in negotiating a common consultant contract.