Sentence examples for most recently negotiated from inspiring English sources

The Republican senator helped usher a White House-backed overhaul of U.S. immigration law through the Senate and most recently negotiated a plan to clear the way for votes on several stalled Obama nominees.

And Continental, which recently negotiated to buy back most of a controlling stake held by Northwest, wants to stay independent.

The labor cutbacks, which include pay reductions and the scrapping of recently negotiated raises, would provide most of the $2.5 billion in annual savings that the carrier hopes to obtain.

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld said today that sharp disagreements remained among some in the armed services over how large the American military must be to carry out new strategic guidelines he recently negotiated with the nation's most senior officers.

Her union recently negotiated a new contract that includes eight weeks of paid maternity leave it was the most difficult point to agree on and because she qualifies to be grandfathered in, she will be paid retroactively.

The most likely outcome is that the U.K. will end up with a trade agreement like one that Canada recently negotiated: it pays virtually no tariffs and is able to sell goods throughout the single market.

Details of the recently negotiated settlement were not available.

Recently, negotiated settlements in other industries have been lower than in engineering (see chart).

The tentative contract recently negotiated by the Transport Workers Union would extend some benefits to domestic partners.

Under the recently negotiated labor agreement, that provision will no longer apply to new contracts.

From the length of his recently negotiated contract to the size of his newly constructed Florida home, from his performance mood to his altered swing, Jeter has been measured and scrutinized as he seldom was for most of his 15 full years as a celestial Yankee.