Sentence examples for members negotiated from inspiring English sources

When 19th- and early 20th-century family members negotiated with one another around needs and care, the outcomes were only occasionally happy.

The members negotiated and passed their own version of the governor's budget without his participation, reaching a compromise on their differences in a general conference committee.

Adam Khan Serat, spokesman for the provincial governor of Wardak Province, Afghanistan, said Ms. Fung was freed after tribal elders and provincial council members negotiated her release.

Later, a subgroup of five members negotiated the details with House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. and the Reagan administration in numerous private meetings in lawmakers' offices, at the home of the White House chief of staff, James A. Baker III, and at the presidential guesthouse.

One person said that little progress on the critical issues that divide the sides had been made earlier this week, when lawyers and staff members negotiated without owners and players in attendance, and another said he still believed it was possible that games would be missed and that it would require a breakthrough for a deal to be completed in the next couple of weeks.

At Whittier College, non-tenure-track faculty members negotiated a pay raise and a professional development fund in their first SEIU contract last year.

The Indy Union intends to help members negotiate with particularly abusive employers.

(In the parallel universe of the WTO, members negotiate over maximum tariffs and subsidies, not the actual rates and sums).

Extra contributions thereafter would go into a dedicated fund that would be run as a mutual with elected members negotiating each year's contributions.

The institution would have to poll its members, negotiate internal differences and proceed, as all multinationals do, at the pace of the most recalcitrant stragglers.

It should also serve to spur some changes in the United States and Japan as World Trade Organization members negotiate a further liberalization of trade.