Sentence examples for mutual negotiated from inspiring English sources

In a parallel with the nuclear weapons standoff, a mutual, negotiated reduction is ultimately easier than expecting one side, or bloc, to unilaterally withdrawing from its resource addiction.

But if you go for mutual respect, negotiating with Iran based on mutual respect and based on international rules and regulations, you would find a very, very cooperative, a flexible Iran".

Bogle estimated that mutual fund investors now pay over $100 billion annually in fees, trading commissions and other costs and that "tens of billions" of it could be saved if mutual fund directors negotiated at arm's length with the management companies that run them.

Iran wouldn't be defying anybody by pulling out of mutual negotiations because no one was forcing them to negotiate in the first place.

Luckily, I have negotiated a mutual abstention from gift-duty with my like-minded stepdad.

JPMorgan said most of those troublesome mortgages were inherited from investment bank Bear Stearns and savings and loan Washington Mutual, companies that Dimon negotiated to buy during the financial crisis of 2008.

Yet Hurant and Mills say Dicks personally negotiated with mutual funds to maximize their capacity to take timing trades.

However, the Nigeria Under-23 international negotiated a mutual termination of his contract in December after becoming frustrated at his lack of first-team appearances.

After making 21 appearances during the campaign, Chapman negotiated a mutual release from her contract and returned to Arsenal.

A contract was negotiated with Mutual that amounted to $670,000 a year, which Robinson says made Chaplin – at 26 years old – one of the highest paid people in the world.

This week, Secretary of State Clinton negotiated a mutual nuclear arms reduction agreement with Russia, a deal that would not have been possible had the President not removed the unnecessary irritant of a missile shield, to be placed in Poland and the Czech Republic against the wishes of both populations, pushed by the Bush Administration to protect Europe from a missile attack by Iran.