Sentence examples for learning to negotiate from inspiring English sources

Learning to negotiate is critical to your career success; think of every negotiation as a practice for the next one.

She divided the building and rented spaces to auto-repair shops and a deli, learning to negotiate leases and handle conflicts.

Training for the race, which includes jumping into ice holes and learning to negotiate crevasses, will take place at a camp in Norway; space is still available.

Learning to negotiate around them or through them is something that every parent has to do, unless you want to waste your children's precious young lives sticking strictly to "approved literature" and Winnie-the-Pooh.

Roosevelt tried with mixed success to bring reforms to the navy yards, which were under his jurisdiction, meanwhile learning to negotiate with labour unions among the navy's civilian employees.

The familiar image of the small child and the transitional object, generally sweet and mildly humorous, occasionally frantic and even desperate, reminds us that learning to negotiate, and even enjoy, partings and reunions is part of the whole assignment, for parents and for children.

In the meantime, I learned to negotiate.

She has also learned to negotiate her presence.

Children taking turns learn to negotiate and respect others' viewpoints.

How does an underconfident dog learn to negotiate stairs?

The French, in her view, need to learn to "negotiate difference".