Sentence examples for many negotiated from inspiring English sources

The accord reads like traditional status of forces agreements that set the rules for the American military on foreign soil, and is similar to many negotiated by the executive branch: it carries no language that pledges a long-term commitment by the United States to the defense of Iraq.

The PhRMA deal is one of many negotiated by the White House this last summer which formed the underpinnings of the health care bill.

To our 'insider' eyes, it contains signs of the many negotiated settlements that characterised its development.

Australia remains an influential country in the talks, owing in part to its position as chair of the umbrella group of countries – one of many negotiating groups.

But the belief in Brussels and Washington that they will not have to cross too many negotiating red lines drawn by powerful vested interests will be quickly tested, Mr. Erixon said.

The client companies that survived are doing fewer deals, and driving harder bargains with their lawyers: many negotiate a flat fee for the job, meaning firms can no longer bill by the hour for every legal eagle on the case.

"We gain some access," said Mr. Petersen, explaining that Norway's place at so many negotiating tables elevates its relevance and usefulness to larger countries with which it trades.

The purpose of the U.N.F.C.C.C. and of the many negotiating sessions and working groups and protocols it has spun off over the years is to prevent "dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system".

And the staggering fall in the cost of renewables provided much-needed confidence to many negotiating teams, whether from fossil fuel-dependent rich nations, or poorer countries in which local pollution is becoming politically unsustainable.

By the end of the night, many had negotiated individual exemptions.

Many have negotiated with lenders to delay loan payments or ease the terms on their companies' debts.