Sentence examples for left to negotiation from inspiring English sources

The content of these agreements is largely left to negotiation between management and employee representatives, but minimum requirements where management refuses to negotiate, include the requirement of annual reports to the EWC on the company's business prospects, and the right to be informed about exceptional circumstances affecting employees' interests, such as closure or collective redundancy.

Any plan to shutter specific prisons is unlikely to be included in the budget Mr. Cuomo releases on Tuesday and will be left to negotiations with the Legislature as it hammers out a final budget over the next two months.

The Republicans' lead negotiator, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, countered that any changes to the tax code should be left to negotiations in the Senate and House tax-writing committees — an effort that is not expected to yield agreement anytime soon — and not to the budget negotiations.

The stronger criteria for democracy are not applied outside the nation state, where governance is only indirectly democratic and left to negotiations and policy networks.

In our approach, the owner of a brand has "decision rights" on product design, while the details of the production and distribution are left to contractual negotiation.

The exact mechanism for achieving this aspiration was left to future negotiations, however.

Pay increases for state legislators should be left to the negotiations with Gov. Eliot Spitzer over campaign finance reform.

At the United Nations — in contrast to bilateral negotiations — Abbas is prepared to accept international determination of the 1967 borders and a Palestinian capital in Jerusalem as the defining parameters of a Palestinian state, with the refugees and holy places left to further negotiations.

At that point, Mr Sarkozy gave the impression of turning his back on the dossier, since left to tortuous "Geneva negotiations" on establishing rules for regional co-operation.This tallies with what I was later told, down to the drafting of peace terms by Moscow.

Europe's governments are finding agreement on climate change elusive even though there are fewer than six weeks left to crucial international negotiations in Copenhagen — and even as the United Nations increases the pressure on Europe to step forward with a figure for financing climate costs.

"There are only 29 days of negotiations left to run, so of course we are preparing for the eventuality of not having a deal in place before the end of July," Marsh said.